Bassdude flat sound settings Help

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williss

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hy, i just finished the Bassdude kit ffrom musikding and i cant setup a flat sound
with treble and bass knobs in 0 i got that curve that you see in first picture in the second is flat signal with pedal off
any helt or advice would be great
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williss said:
hy, i just finished the Bassdude kit ffrom musikding and i cant setup a flat sound
with treble and bass knobs in 0 i got that curve that you see in first picture in the second is flat signal with pedal off
any helt or advice would be great
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You're never going to get a completely flat response out of the Bassdude, the tonestack in that one is different from the typical Fender/Marshall/Vox stack where setting treble mids bass for 0-10-0 is flat.

Can I ask why it's important to get a flat response? The goal of a pedal is to change the sound of your signal, I would be pretty disappointed if I plugged into a high-voltage tube preamp and got a completely transparent neutral sound.
 
just cuts for P bass over 4khz after setting bass and treble , i love the tone, thank you for replay
maybe i wass expecting to be like MORE pedall :))
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I think the closest to flat you will get is with the Bass on 5 and Treble on 6.
The tone stack is very close to a Fender E series tone stack, the closest I can set the TSC for for this tone stack is Bass 5 and Treble 6.
Here is the TSC set up as close as you can get it, play with the sliders and you will see what I mean.
 
If I wanted to get rid of the tone stack I would remove the Bass and Treble pot and also C10, C11, R11, R15. I would leave C7 and R13 and put a bridge across R15, I would adjust R13 value so when the volume pot is on full you have the maximum output you want. R13 and the volume pot forms a voltage divider and lowers the signal reaching the pot.
C7 isolates the output signal from the DC potential but lets the signal through, if you want the maximum signal available then just place a link across R13 and R15.
Cheers
Mick

Ps....that is just my uneducated assumption of how it would work best.
 
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