Tone Circut

[suicidecustom]

sorry, had some problems posting this the first time.

my brother is looking for a tone circut that rather than rolling off the low end will roll off both low and high freq's. when fully engaged he would like it to have a midrange "lofi" sound. just wondering if anyone knows if it is possible, thanks

[biliousfrog]

try a wah circuit, there's plenty of DIY effects sites with schematics for them.

[unklmickey]

hi "Froggy",

that's probably the easiest and best way to get there.

i was thinking along the lines of a Varitone, but with the inductor and capacitor(s) in parallel, rather than series.

but that would take a bit of experimentation to get things right.

[Mickguard]

I just bought one of these --I bought the VTC, although it looks like the VTB allows you to set th frequency. And the EXP seems to do what you want it to do out of the box. The QTP might work too.

Guitarfetish sells the same circuits, although he gives them funky marketing names and says 'we' all the time...well, you never know, he might be part of Artec after all (gets all his pickups from them too)

But I bought mine from an ebay seller in the UK (edit: I just noticed he's in Singapore...has 100% positive feedback, but we'll see...) who has them for half the price. I haven't received it yet, so I can't speak for how good it sounds. I'm using it in a single-pickup guitar.

[biliousfrog]

also, if you're based in the UK, www.axesrus.co.uk sell various onboard eq & fx modules plus they're quite cheap & free P&P

[weezerboy]

build a lofo-mofo

http://aronnelson.com/gallery/albums/album...foMofo_Vero.jpg

[suicidecustom]

" build a lofo-mofo

http://aronnelson.com/gallery/albums/album...foMofo_Vero.jpg

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what does it do exactly????

[unklmickey]

link Edited February 23, 2007 by unklmickey

[weezerboy]

cuts out a lot of the frequencies and makes it sound like you're playing through a broken speaker....very lofi.