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on-board semiparametric mids module?


mcnach
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John East makes a stand alone mids module, consisting on two concentric controls: one controls cut/boost and the other is the mid frequency selector, which is very broad, covering either 100-1000 or 200-2000 Hz (selectable).

It's what's added to their MMSR Stingray preamps to make them 3-band. And I love them.

Unfortunately they seem to be out of stock and there's no clarity as to when they might be back in stock. For example, their P-Retro has been out of stock for probably years now.

Does anybody know of a reasonable alternative?

My plan is to use a passive tone control plus the active mids module. I really like the passive tone control on this particular bass, and would love the control over the midrange that the module gives me *onboard* (I know I can get various EQ/preamp pedals that would do the job, but I want it onboard).

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20 hours ago, paul_5 said:

I was looking at the ‘mids module’ on John’s site just the other day. I hope he’s not discontinued it. 

 

I doubt it will be discontinued. I hope not! It's part of the 3-band MMSR so it'll still be produced but I guess there's a chance he won't make it available by itself?

At the moment it's still there, but out of stock.

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3 hours ago, CameronJ said:

Have you tried contacting John directly?

 

Yes.

He said they'll be available again, but no indication as to when... After seeing the P-Retro out of stock for what seems like years now, I can't just sit and wait if I find a suitable alternative (although I do prefer the JE)

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21 minutes ago, mcnach said:

 

Yes.

He said they'll be available again, but no indication as to when... After seeing the P-Retro out of stock for what seems like years now, I can't just sit and wait if I find a suitable alternative (although I do prefer the JE)

Put your money down on the table and ask again when they will be available 

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