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Re: G Weber's Tweed Deluxe Line Out Mod

6/30/1999 1:09 PM
Speed Racer	Re: G Weber's Tweed Deluxe Line Out Mod The simplest thing to do is to add a shunt cap on the resistor to ground. This will give you a 6dB/8av slope rolloff. The frequency where the cap's reactance = the resistor is the -3dB point if my memory is working this AM.. You should try a bunch and just listen IMHO. Math is fine, but what is going to sound the best is not always obvious. keep in mind that guitar speakers don't have much of any response over 5 or 6K, and very little below 100Hz(save mud), particularly in an open back cab like a 5E3.

6/30/1999 1:09 PM

Speed Racer

Re: G Weber's Tweed Deluxe Line Out Mod

The simplest thing to do is to add a shunt cap on the resistor to ground. This will give you a 6dB/8av slope rolloff. The frequency where the cap's reactance = the resistor is the -3dB point if my memory is working this AM..

You should try a bunch and just listen IMHO. Math is fine, but what is going to sound the best is not always obvious.

keep in mind that guitar speakers don't have much of any response over 5 or 6K, and very little below 100Hz(save mud), particularly in an open back cab like a 5E3.

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Benjamin Fargen Speed, Do you add the ... -- 6/30/1999 4:45 PM