Adding bass to VO from camera

O Nobleissimos--I'm trying to add or fatten (not sure of me language) the bass to an old VO that came from a camera mike. Which effect on STP should I use? The EQ, I suppose, but they got 4 varieties. I tried the Fat EQ, but then there's the 5 'channels' of 20Hz, 200Hz, etc. I tried turning up the 20Hz figuring that's the low end but didn't hear much difference.
Tell me, is there a fast and dirty (i.e., quick) way of adding some bass to me voice. Or does someone have any tips?
I'm not feeling very smart here, but that may be a fact and not a feeling.

Thanks for the info!
@NLEdit: I don't see any Presets for Fat EQ, though there are some for Channel EQ, maybe I'll try that.
NOTE: I'm either the stupidest or unluckiest, but I did just try some presets for Channel EQ and accidentally deleted one. I quickly closed and didn't save but when I reopened STP it wasn't there. Is there any way to reset?
Dang, long day, no fun. What a ******.

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