Primary Bass - High Pass Filter

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Description

The High Pass Filter is the perfect utility pedal for cleaning up the low end.

The high pass filter is a 12 dB per octave low frequency filter. The knob controls the cutoff frequency and ranges from 25 Hz to 190 Hz.

The stock input impedance is 1MΩ. If you have an acoustic pickup that requires a specialized input impedance, write it in the notes during check-out, and we will accomodate the request at no extra cost. The output impedance is 100Ω. This device will wo

Firsthand experiences

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Discussed in Broughton High Pass Filter (HPF) pedal in the TalkBass community

Fred312b

For sale only is a Broughton High Pass Filter pedal, in mint/excellent condition. I'm the original owner, bought it new, and it's just sat in my bass-ment since (never set up a ... ... more

Discussed in Cheap fixes for an awful sounding room? in the TalkBass community

Lowend65

Sounds to me like you need a High Pass Filter. Best $100 you'll ever spend on equipment. [link] Start turning it clockwise until the throb goes away. ... more

Discussed in Which HPF to tame low-mid boom? in the TalkBass community

GMC

A High pass filter isn't going to stop your low-mids boom. It's just going to lower your sub bass rumble, which is far far lower. What you probably need a 10 band EQ that happens ... ... more

Discussed in G and D tone lost in the mix with no volume. in the TalkBass community

d rick man

One more technical solution I'd like to offer is a high pass filter. Instead of pulling 50hz down on your graphic EQ, a high pass filter set at 50hz would cut everything below ... ... more