"dumble tone" in Mark5

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In an old thread in the "tele forum" (I think), was a very nice clip of a very close approximation of the "bluesey dumble lead tone" from a mark 5-25. I'm unable to duplicate it on the larger Mark5-90! If I remember correctly, Both treble and bass on 0 (!) and mids noon to 1, gain below noon. Then to a very unusual 5 band EQ setting which I can't remember (LOL) All on Extreme channel . Anyone have any suggestions? The strategy was "interaction between mid settings and mid slider in 5 band EQ.
 
In an old thread in the "tele forum" (I think), was a very nice clip of a very close approximation of the "bluesey dumble lead tone" from a mark 5-25. I'm unable to duplicate it on the larger Mark5-90! If I remember correctly, Both treble and bass on 0 (!) and mids noon to 1, gain below noon. Then to a very unusual 5 band EQ setting which I can't remember (LOL) All on Extreme channel . Anyone have any suggestions? The strategy was "interaction between mid settings and mid slider in 5 band EQ.

How about trying with ch2 and Mark I mode? Never played actual Dumble - as usual.

G: 13:00
T: 15:00
M: 12:00
B: 9:00
P: 15:00
V: 11:00
Preset eq: 9-11 or off

Feels very liquid yet has some high end too
 

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