For more information on this and other MXR Bass Innovations electronics, please visit: www.jimdunlop.com MXR BASS ENVELOPE FILTER The Bass Envelope Filter delivers classic, analog, envelope filter sounds in an easy-to-use and compact pedal designed specifically for bass. Separate Dry and Effect controls let you dial in the perfect mix of effected and direct signals, so you can bring the funk without losing the low end. Its wide range of filter tones can be shaped with the Decay and Q controls, and a simple twist of the Sensitivity knob can tailor the pedal for your attack—as well as adjust for passive or active basses. The Bass Envelope Filter's power supply circuitry is designed to withstand over-voltage or polarity mishaps, and its true-bypass switching preserves your tone in bypass mode. It's all packaged in a durable, lightweight, Phase 90-size aluminum housing for the ultimate in portability and pedalboard space-saving dimensions. Power: Dunlop ECB003 AC Adapter or Single 9 volt battery SIGNAL CHAIN FOR DEMO '71 Fender Jazz Bass + Aguilar DB751 Amp + 2 Aguilar 12" cabinets Recorded using Heil PR Microphones heilsound.com Special thanks to Evidence Audio Cables for supplying the cables used in this video. For more information please visit: www.evidenceaudio.com VIDEO CREDITS Performer: Tim Lefevbre (www.timlafave.com Executive Producer: Jimmy Dunlop Producer/Director: Joey Tosi Editor/Sound Design: Max Baloian Art Director: Graham Shaw Director of Photography: Donavan ...
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MXR Bass Envelope Filter
MXR Bass Envelope Filter Tube. Duration : 3.93 Mins.
For more information on this and other MXR Bass Innovations electronics, please visit: www.jimdunlop.com MXR BASS ENVELOPE FILTER The Bass Envelope Filter delivers classic, analog, envelope filter sounds in an easy-to-use and compact pedal designed specifically for bass. Separate Dry and Effect controls let you dial in the perfect mix of effected and direct signals, so you can bring the funk without losing the low end. Its wide range of filter tones can be shaped with the Decay and Q controls, and a simple twist of the Sensitivity knob can tailor the pedal for your attack—as well as adjust for passive or active basses. The Bass Envelope Filter's power supply circuitry is designed to withstand over-voltage or polarity mishaps, and its true-bypass switching preserves your tone in bypass mode. It's all packaged in a durable, lightweight, Phase 90-size aluminum housing for the ultimate in portability and pedalboard space-saving dimensions. Power: Dunlop ECB003 AC Adapter or Single 9 volt battery SIGNAL CHAIN FOR DEMO '71 Fender Jazz Bass + Aguilar DB751 Amp + 2 Aguilar 12" cabinets Recorded using Heil PR Microphones heilsound.com Special thanks to Evidence Audio Cables for supplying the cables used in this video. For more information please visit: www.evidenceaudio.com VIDEO CREDITS Performer: Tim Lefevbre (www.timlafave.com Executive Producer: Jimmy Dunlop Producer/Director: Joey Tosi Editor/Sound Design: Max Baloian Art Director: Graham Shaw Director of Photography: Donavan ...
For more information on this and other MXR Bass Innovations electronics, please visit: www.jimdunlop.com MXR BASS ENVELOPE FILTER The Bass Envelope Filter delivers classic, analog, envelope filter sounds in an easy-to-use and compact pedal designed specifically for bass. Separate Dry and Effect controls let you dial in the perfect mix of effected and direct signals, so you can bring the funk without losing the low end. Its wide range of filter tones can be shaped with the Decay and Q controls, and a simple twist of the Sensitivity knob can tailor the pedal for your attack—as well as adjust for passive or active basses. The Bass Envelope Filter's power supply circuitry is designed to withstand over-voltage or polarity mishaps, and its true-bypass switching preserves your tone in bypass mode. It's all packaged in a durable, lightweight, Phase 90-size aluminum housing for the ultimate in portability and pedalboard space-saving dimensions. Power: Dunlop ECB003 AC Adapter or Single 9 volt battery SIGNAL CHAIN FOR DEMO '71 Fender Jazz Bass + Aguilar DB751 Amp + 2 Aguilar 12" cabinets Recorded using Heil PR Microphones heilsound.com Special thanks to Evidence Audio Cables for supplying the cables used in this video. For more information please visit: www.evidenceaudio.com VIDEO CREDITS Performer: Tim Lefevbre (www.timlafave.com Executive Producer: Jimmy Dunlop Producer/Director: Joey Tosi Editor/Sound Design: Max Baloian Art Director: Graham Shaw Director of Photography: Donavan ...
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