i assume its a treble shunt or HPF sam?
Would it not be a LPF?
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i assume its a treble shunt or HPF sam?
yea could be that ala RAT style, the other one would be like a series resistor with the cap instead of variable LPF
I assume something like this maybe, minus the cap on the 2 lug of the volume pot?
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yea that would work 2. slightly different filtering when the pedal is off, if thats what you mean affecting the clean signal or you mean it affects both the clean blend and fuzz after mixing.
nice, that is a good addition to a FF design beyond tuning the shunt caps in the circuit.
Lazarus.Bird said:Those are unavoidable every once in awhile unfortunately
I'll never forgot when Billows played with Lo-Pan, Backwoods Payback, and Admiral Browning in downtown Baltimore. Only non band members were my gf and father of fires.
We'll never have a show like that in Pittsburgh the scene is too supportive. I'm sure at one point we'll have one.
Listening to the new Soundgarden on vinyl. Sounds pretty bad ass I'm digging it.
Hmm... "interesting" version of dopesmoker