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Tone Control Schematic

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Based on the classic Baxendall tone control circuit, this provides a maximum cut and boost of around 10dB at 10KHz and 50Hz. As the controls are passive, the first transistor, Q1, is configured as common-collector to act as a buffer stage. The last transistor, Q2, provides a slight boost.Note that the gain of the output of the Baxendall circuit is less than one because of passive nature of it. The output is designed to feed an amplifier with input impedance of 10kohms to 250kohms. visit page.

Note that the gain of the output of the Baxendall circuit is less than one because of passive nature of it. The output is designed to feed an amplifier with input impedance of 10kohms to 250kohms. http://www.newcircuits.com/circuit.php?id=aum006

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julius c. horfilla wrote on May 22, 2011
i've already tested a transistorized control circuit,and i improvised it.one alternative is to tapped an inductor.we call it the an input captain transformer,i already tested it using a transistorized tone control circuit.one example is to tapped one terminal to the emitter, of the npn driver transistor,specially common emitter drive configuration. and the other terminal of the input captain transformer to the ground.also parallel your input captain's two terminal with a capacitor rated at .01-.1uf/50v mylar or any non polar capacitor, to compensate the high frequency response of the tone control.the effect of this so called input captain transformer is an extremely low frequency response to your tone controller.a rubberlike bass effect to your woofer.available in cebu city philippines.
julius c. horfilla wrote on Jul 17, 2011
for best results using an input captain transformer, put switch in series with it.




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