Removing the 0-001 capacitor connected from the top of the level
control pot to the wiper in that line out circuit would likely
reduce the treble somewhat. The effect of that capacitor would be
to boost the treble, especially at lower level settings. You could
also experiment with a capacitor and potentiometer connected in
series across the level control pot.
On 14/12/2024 16:11, Ron Kassof via
groups.io wrote:
I've used this circuit on my 1955 B2/Trek II preamp and it's
pretty nice. I have noticed that it's a little trebly in output
so I've wondered if there's an easy way to add a tone control to
tame it, or a crossover to create a subwoofer output to
emphasize the bass/pedals. Of course, a way to feed the signal
back into the Leslie to create an effects send/return loop would
be great but I expect that that would be a bit more complex.
?
Also, Kon's Zener diode overdrive circuit is floating around
out the in the internet, and on one of my hard drives,
somewhere.
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