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Hi there, just wondering if anyone has tried the east btb 01 mid control. I have a jazz bass with a 2 band eq, miss the mids so thinking of installing this mid control. Also would it be easy to install? Many thanks for any info on this. 

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I think you mean the Mid Sweep 01 - https://www.east-uk.com/index.php/bass/single-stack-modules/mid-sweep-01.html

I have one of these as part of an SPM-02 modular preamp. Very usable mid control, particularly with the variable frequency sweep. Not sure how easily it would fit with your existing 2-band but John is usually very helpful with advice. If you're thinking of getting one I'd give him a call.

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I've got one that I've been meaning to install in a 2 band EQ bass. I have tested it without being fitted in the cavity and have to say it was really impressive. (The bass in question does not feature East electronics and it behaved very well).

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His stuff is generally made to be easy. Probably solder free screw in. I put one of his mm pre’s in and it was just a matter of screwing in the right wires.

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The Mid Sweep info sheet is here - http://www.east-uk.com/pdf/midsweep02.pdf

You'll need to tap a 9v feed from your existing preamp board (or battery connector). I'm not sure if it's best positioned before or after your existing pre, but it has simple screw connections for the wiring so easy enough to try both and see what works best. Either wire the pickups directly to the Mid Sweep and the output of the Mid Sweep to the input of your existing pre or vice versa.

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