BTW, all this discussion about what each filter's bandwidth actually is vs. what it's name is, raises a related point. With the K3, the DSP bandwidth at which a given crystal filter kicks in can be set to the nearest 50Hz. For example, if your "500 Hz" filter actually measures 565Hz at the -6dB point, then you can tell the K3 it is 550Hz wide. Same for the center frequency. If yours is off by a few Hz, that can be cranked into the Fc parameter for the filter.
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