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Crossline or post PI tone controls?

 

4/28/2006 12:01 PM

Satamax

Crossline or post PI tone controls? Hi everybody!     Has anybody tried crossline or post PI tone controls? something like on the right page http://satamax.free.fr/P663.jpg ?     Or after a concertina? Post Pi tone controls, and a master volume, where a concertina would be the input valve, then one gaiin stage on each side, tone controls, another gain stage or two , volume control to power valves?     Thanks a lot and best regards.     Max.

 

4/30/2006 8:33 AM
Satamax	Nubody intrested? Neverming i bump it and i'll call it dead if it doesn't pick up

 
 

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5/1/2006 1:22 AM
Steve A.	Vox and Matchless have used cross-line tone controls (but not the same circuits as in the pages you posted).         It is like a good global tone control to compensate for the sound and response of the speakers or the output tubes.     Steve Ahola

 

5/1/2006 4:49 AM
Satamax	Thanks a lot Steve.     I remember you telling me about conjonctive filters in Voxes, loooooonnnnggggg time ago     Thanks again.     Max.

 

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