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Behringer Mutron III clone (B-Tron III)


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  On 13/03/2025 at 19:42, Kyndainverse said:

It's been fun to play with, makes some great sounds with Low pass. Much more enjoyable sounds than I have managed to get out of my bassballs.

It was a bit of an impulse buy and I didn't realise how huge it would be. I'll probably send it back and get something small.
It does look cool and feels quality for the price. Even if it is giant.  

 

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I didn't send mine back. It's too much fun and didn't cost much.

Posted (edited)
  On 02/04/2025 at 16:05, bakerster135 said:

😆 Oh dear...Please, do elaborate

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Massive volume drop when engaged and wholly useless gain control - even on the minimum setting, my passive P bass is maxing out the envelope (even at the low sweep setting); that renders the high setting totally unusable. Will be returning this tomorrow.

 

Glad I scored a Micro-Tron again, which should arrive tomorrow. 

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  On 02/04/2025 at 16:07, Quatschmacher said:

Massive volume drop when engaged and wholly useless gain control - even on the minimum setting, my passive P bass is maxing out the envelope (even at the low sweep setting); that renders the high setting totally unusable. Will be returning this tomorrow.

 

Glad I scored a Micro-Tron again, which should arrive tomorrow. 

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So even worse than my DIY clone?!

Posted
  On 02/04/2025 at 16:07, Quatschmacher said:

Massive volume drop when engaged and wholly useless gain control - even on the minimum setting, my passive P bass is maxing out the envelope (even at the low sweep setting); that renders the high setting totally unusable. Will be returning this tomorrow.

 

Glad I scored a Micro-Tron again, which should arrive tomorrow. 

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I don’t suppose you can change the sensitivity internally. Just goes to illustrate how finding the best filter for your own style also needs to take into account the output and bandwidth of your instrument. 

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  On 02/04/2025 at 17:41, ped said:


I don’t suppose you can change the sensitivity internally. Just goes to illustrate how finding the best filter for your own style also needs to take into account the output and bandwidth of your instrument. 

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Might be possible but nothing in the documentation to say so. 

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Doesn't sound right, even the most basic of mutton circuit clones should have more than enough range to stop it from triggering.

Posted
  On 02/04/2025 at 16:07, Quatschmacher said:

Massive volume drop when engaged and wholly useless gain control - even on the minimum setting, my passive P bass is maxing out the envelope (even at the low sweep setting); that renders the high setting totally unusable. Will be returning this tomorrow.

 

Glad I scored a Micro-Tron again, which should arrive tomorrow. 

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Wow. I used mine happily with quiet passive basses and really hot active basses. The gain works just fine.

Sorry you had such a bad experience.

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I was excited when I first heard about this pedal in the dim and distant past, however I've now decided not to bother. On my all-boss gigging pedalboard I have an AW-3 which makes a wide range of funky sounds, and my recently acquired HX effects has a pretty decent sounding model of a mutron III that I have been having fun playing with.

Posted
  On 02/04/2025 at 22:06, Jean-Luc Pickguard said:

I was excited when I first heard about this pedal in the dim and distant past, however I've now decided not to bother. On my all-boss gigging pedalboard I have an AW-3 which makes a wide range of funky sounds, and my recently acquired HX effects has a pretty decent sounding model of a mutron III that I have been having fun playing with.

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Autofilter will also get you there or thereabouts with some fiddling

Posted
  On 02/04/2025 at 18:49, Kev said:

The scratch could be indicative of it already having been returned before for being a dud.

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Perhaps B-Ringer only made like five hundred units, and are just passing them round via DPD 🤪

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So, last night I combined my Behringer Octave divider with the B Tron and produced the most wonderful squelchy synth sound.

Sat perfectly in the band mix.

Two wonderful pedals for the price of a cup of coffee. Win!

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