Baxandall Tone Stack
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cubanpete
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Baxandall Tone Stack
I'm toying with the idea of building an 18 watt OR120. The things that are interesting to me are the cathodyne phase inverter and baxandall tone stack and what they would sound like on an 18 watt platform.
In order to save as much space as possible, I'm thinking about putting the baxandall tone stack on a dual concentric pot. Logic dictates that this would be less versatile than have individual bass and treble controls however I wonder how much versatility is really lost. Would this be an obviously pointless effort in your experience?
In order to save as much space as possible, I'm thinking about putting the baxandall tone stack on a dual concentric pot. Logic dictates that this would be less versatile than have individual bass and treble controls however I wonder how much versatility is really lost. Would this be an obviously pointless effort in your experience?
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cubanpete
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Re: Baxandall Tone Stack
Never mind I answered my own question. I was incorrect in thinking dual concentric meant the stacked pots sweep opposite to one another as you adjust. In reality it’s two pots that can move independently but happen to be stacked.
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