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StingRay Bass 2-Band (2EQ) vs 3-Band (3EQ) Preamps Explained + Hear the EXACT Sound Difference!

This is a side-by-side shootout of the classic Music Man/Ernie Ball StingRay 2-Band Preamp (2EQ) vs. the current Ernie Ball StingRay 3-Band Preamp (3EQ). All variables are the same except the preamp. Many StingRay fans have wondered exactly what difference the 2EQ vs 3EQ will make to the tone of their bass. I built the exact preamps as pedals, so that they can easily be A/B'd. Here are the results! Plus a deep dive into exactly what differences exist in the frequency responses of each circuit, and why this makes them sound different. Please feel free to skip straight to any portions of the video! No hard feelings. :) All of the talking is just to provide context, and more information. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 01:08 2EQ circuit schematic 01:28 2EQ frequency response (all controls at 0%, 50%, 100%) 02:26 3EQ circuit schematic 02:30 3EQ frequency response (all controls at 0%, 50%, 100%) 03:30 3EQ pedal 03:48 Shootout setup 05:11 2EQ vs 3EQ sound samples (*) 08:42 Analysis of the differences between 2EQ and 3EQ frequency responses 13:00 Conclusion summary (*) NOTES: * All sound samples are adjusted for equal volume. If you're wondering why settings with huge boosts don't sound louder than settings with big cuts, this is the reason. I wanted the TONE to be the difference you're hearing, not blowing out your speakers (and eardrums) with sudden boosts! :) * This video is a re-post. Many thanks to viewer Dimitri Eugensson A., who left me a note about the importance of including the Stingray pickup itself in the simulations, especially for the 3EQ. I thought I was being so smart by carefully isolating the analysis to just the preamps, but his comment was absolutely right - I redid most of this video when I saw how much of a difference the interaction between the pickup and preamps makes. Many thanks Dimitri!! More info: Bass used: 2020 Squier Classic Vibe '70s Precision Bass ("Squier-Ray"). No onboard electronics. Pickup: Nordstrand MM4.2. Strings: DR FAT-BEAM FB-40 roundwound. Recorded direct into a Focusrite Scarlett interface. Only "effect" is some light compression. If you're interested in the demo bassline, it's: This Is The Way We Funk With You (Parliament). Bassist: Most likely Cordell "Boogie" Mosson. Photo credits: Ernie Ball Music Man StingRay 4 Classic: Ernie Ball Music Man https://www.music-man.com/instruments... Ernie Ball Music Man StingRay 4: Ernie Ball Music Man https://www.music-man.com/instruments... StingRay Pre-EB 2EQ schematic - By Bajaman. https://www.freestompboxes.org/viewto... StingRay 3EQ schematic - By Dominic DeCosa. https://www.talkbass.com/threads/diy-... Musicman StingRay Body: Catfish Jim and the soapdish (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi.... Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...) Ernie Ball Music Man StingRay Special Bass: Ernie Ball Music Man https://shop.music-man.com/ernie-ball... Frequency Response of B-string (Fundamental frequency is 247 Hz): Dmitry Berenson, Galen Reeves (https://people.ece.cornell.edu/land/c...) Broughton Audio High Pass Filter, Always On High Pass Filter, Low + High Pass Filter: Broughton Audio (https://www.broughtonaudio.com/) Mesa Boogie Subway WD-800 Bass Amp: Mesa Boogie (https://www.mesaboogie.com/en-US/Amp/...) Guitar pickup resonant peaks: Ledgernote (https://ledgernote.com/columns/guitar...) All other images are my own. Background music: Original (mine).