69 Blue Line Bass

Activate or deactivate the high frequency boost:

• Y → brighter and more defined sound
• N → warmer and rounder sound
• Useful for slap and definition on the high strings

Control the high frequencies:

• Low → smooth sound
• High → bright and punchy
• Adjust presence and attack

Controls the mid frequencies:

• Low → scooped sound
• High → more presence and definition
• Fundamental for standing out in the mix

Select the frequency on which the

Mid control acts:

• Low (200–400 Hz) → body and warmth
• Medium (400–800 Hz) → presence and punch High (800–1.5 k
• Hz) → definition and attack Allows a very precise and musical EQ

Control the low frequencies:

• Low → tighter sound
• High → full and deep
• Be careful not to overdo it to avoid a “dough” sound

High frequency boost:

• Low → light effect
• High → very bright and defined sound Ideal for slap and percussive technique

Low frequency boost:

• Low → control
• High → deep, powerful bass Adds weight to the sound

Controls the overall level of the preamp:

• Low → clean
• High → more presence and drive
• Does not introduce significant distortion

Controls the final volume:

• Negative → attenuation 0 d
• B → neutral level
• Positive → final boost Does not alter the timbre, only the volume