EQ anyone?

[rumblebird]

I want to build this project an maybe integrate it in a bass guitar. But I wasn't successful in my search for the technical data of this eq.

Does anybody know

• the frequency band
• the range of Q
• the level range
• the low pass cut off frequency

Thanks for answers.

 

[jwin615]

RTFM

https://usa.yamaha.com/files/download/other_assets/7/319457/ne1_1.pdf

 

[Feral Feline]

https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/eq-anyone-but-with-a-lower-freq-range.25038/post-318798

Open Chat - One band parametric EQ?

One band parametric EQ?. Does anyone have a vero/stripboard layout for a one band parametric EQ? I would like to add one to my acoustic board. I'm playing a Baby Taylor and I've done probably close to...

guitar-fx-layouts.238.s1.nabble.com

Yamaha NE-1 Bass Parametric EQ Preamp ( Nathan East ) Stripboard Veroboard Layout

Electronics Projects For Hobbyists Makers And Hackers With Stripboard Layouts

paulinthelab.blogspot.com

Some good charts in this link:

Yamaha NE-1 Bass Preamp

Yamaha - NE-1 Parametric Equalizer - Page 2

I hope it is of some interest - it looks like bassists are a tiny minority here. [smilie=a_damnit.gif] I modded the NE-1 I recently purchased second-hand. At least with my basses the DEEP setting was far too extreme. Now I can get much more musical and

www.freestompboxes.org

According to one TBer, at 1:00 there's a 700Hz notch

https://www.talkbass.com/threads/yamaha-ne-1-anyone.712657/post-28730010

 

[rumblebird]

Thanks for your replies. I had read before most of the documents linked.

My questions were not related to the original NE-1 but to the EQ Anyone. So I still have no clue about the frequency range and the Q range of the latter.

 

[HamishR]

That is possibly the best name Robert has come up with. I laughed out loud when I saw that. Excellent.

 

[Feral Feline]

Right toe... I guess the PPCB EQ Anyone is closer to the Silent Fly modded NE-1 than the original Yammy version.

Sorry I wasn't able to help, Rumblebird — the info you seek could probably be derived from the schematic and involve math (some of the calculations available online at places like AMZ, this bandpass calc, Q-calc...) and perhaps even a simulator like SPICE... which are all, alas, beyond my ken (though this one helped me with some Muff Tonestack stuff, but it does other tone-stacks).