Can someone give me any idea why the treble pot in the tone stack shown attached (from a Selmer TNB) doesn't really seem to do much? I don't just mean on an old amp - not a bad pot issue or anything - I mean in practice, built w/ new pots etc. Treble knob really doesn't have much effect. Values are 100K(B) treble and 250K(A) bass.
Also, how does this tone stack effectively differ from the Fender brownface shown here, which puts the cap above the bass wiper as opposed to spanning it as per the Selmer:
Adam's Amplifiers: Tone Stacks
Finally, is there some reason one would not want to convert this over to a Baxandall in this circuit (Selmer) - i.e., more signal loss than stock etc.
Thanks!
Also, how does this tone stack effectively differ from the Fender brownface shown here, which puts the cap above the bass wiper as opposed to spanning it as per the Selmer:
Adam's Amplifiers: Tone Stacks
Finally, is there some reason one would not want to convert this over to a Baxandall in this circuit (Selmer) - i.e., more signal loss than stock etc.
Thanks!
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