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== Standard circuit == | == Standard circuit == | ||
Revision as of 21:14, 18 September 2011
The passive "Big Muff tone control", originating from Electro-Harmonix's Big Muff Pi, has become a popular circuit building block, mainly due to its simplicity and versatility.
Standard circuit
The standard BMtc circuit doesn't have a flat frequency response in its "neutral" position. This is how the frequency response it looks when the potentiometer's centered.
Schematic
Wiring diagram
AMZ tone control
This improved version of the BMtc offers a second potentiometer, "Body", which controls the depth of the mid frequency notch, effectively achieving an almost linear response.
Schematic
Wiring diagram
