Anyone know of any good resources on adding a presence control? I have a Peavey Valveking 112, and unfortunately the 212 got the presence control, not the 112. I just don't need that loud of an amp.
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You can see that the presence and resonance controls are basically just a feedback network that feeds back from the speaker output to the cathode of the first tube. It's hard to say without the full schematic of the 212, but I'd imagine you can just copy the feedback circuit shown on the 212 schematic (R9 plus the little clump of stuff on the end of the shielded cable) and put it in place of the network on the 112 schematic (R164, R165, C146 and S103) to get the same controls that the 212 has."Enzo, I see that you replied parasitic oscillations. Is that a hypothesis? Or is that your amazing metal band I should check out?"
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And ignore the texture control, it is not involved with the presence circuit. The texture control is essentially a volume control for ONE of the power tubes, so you can set the amount of mis-balance.
Look at the 112, there is a feedback tap at the output transformer, and that gpes to the feedback/resonance/presence components, then a line goes back to the circuit to complete the NFB loop. Now look at the 212. A tap off the OT, the components, the line back to the amp circuits. Wire the 112 up like the 212.Education is what you're left with after you have forgotten what you have learned.
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