GGG Ram's Head BMP: bright?

[Bucksears]

I finished up a rough build (just in/out jacks and power supply) for GGG's BMP built to Ram's Head specs. It sounds much more 'metal' than the others I've tried.
One big thing I noticed is that it has a LOT of treble; I triple-checked everything and it doesn't sound as 'boomy'/bassy as others have mentioned.

Is it supposed to be pretty bright?

Thanks,
Buck

[Govmnt_Lacky]

At just a quick glance, I noticed that ALL of the other versions of this circuit use a 0.1uF NP cap for C1 however, only the Ram's Head edition uses a 10uF polarized cap 

Could this be an error or, is this part of the "Rams Head" mystique?

[John Lyons]

There are at least 20 different variations of the BM.
Even within certain "eras" there are huge variations
in parts values. EH used whatever they could get
and it followed no pattern.

[Brymus]

When I first breadboarded my BMP I did the Rams Head version,since it was the most hyped.
And yeah it was bassy and boomy,bright was not a word I used to describe it.
I was really dissapointed at first .
I was like, what is all the hype about? This sounds horrid.
That was due to ALL the caps ,making them smaller in value at every stage fixed that.

[Electron Tornado]

I haev a BMP kit from GGG, so I'm researching the various models and mods. EHX has a model out with a "Tone Wicker" which gives a brighter tone. I'm guessing it changes the value of at least one of the caps between stages. Don't mean to hijack the thread, but I thought this might be germane.