Has anyone ever put a MV pot just in front of a LTP PI?
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Yep. That's pretty much a classic way to do it. Check out the Marshall schematic link.
Dave
http://www.freeinfosociety.com/elect...iew.php?id=486
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Originally posted by Daedalus View PostHas anyone ever put a MV pot just in front of a LTP PI?
Ken Fischer spells out 4 different MV designs in his trainwreck pages- fascinating reading!
http://www.blueguitar.org/new/schem/...reck_pages.pdf
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Originally posted by Steve A. View PostThe rule of thumb is if you have plenty of gain in the preamp, a pre-PI MV will work just fine. For example, the Marshall 2203/4 added a gain stage before the DC-coupled pair, so the design works fine with the pre-PI MV. However, with the classic Fender and Marshall designs from the 60's you lose the distortion in the PI when using as pre-PI MV so most people prefer the post-PI MV's in those amps (if you are going to add one at all).
Ken Fischer spells out 4 different MV designs in his trainwreck pages- fascinating reading!
http://www.blueguitar.org/new/schem/...reck_pages.pdf
Steve Ahola
Does anyone get what he says about adding half the filament voltage to the bias?
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MV's before the PI are good for allowing your negative feedback loop to do its job at all MV settings. Post PI master volume controls make the global negative feedback loop ineffective at low volume settings, so your presence/resonance knobs wont be as effective. Post PI master volumes can still sound awesome though......
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