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This is a very easy circuit but I have no Idea what the cap values are and I can't find the specs anywhere. I don't want to spend $20 to find out. I want to remove the switch functionality from this arrangement and use two concentric pots, where one controls the low pass/low freq, and the other control high pass/high freq. There's gotta be somebody out there that has one or has made a similar mod. If someone could provide these capacitor values, I could make an extra board.
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This is a very easy circuit but I have no Idea what the cap values are and I can't find the specs anywhere. I don't want to spend $20 to find out. I want to remove the switch functionality from this arrangement and use two concentric pots, where one controls the low pass/low freq, and the other control high pass/high freq. There's gotta be somebody out there that has one or has made a similar mod. If someone could provide these capacitor values, I could make an extra board.Last edited by GuitarHAXOR; 11-08-2020, 03:14 PM. -
Anything like this? https://tonefiend.com/guitar/two-ban...cheap-awesome/"Everything is better with a tube. I have a customer with an all-tube pacemaker. His heartbeat is steady, reassuring and dependable, not like a modern heartbeat. And if it goes wrong he can fix it himself. You can't do that with SMD." - Mick Bailey
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