inductor mid cut possible?

[andrew]

Hi, I have seen midrange cut mods for guitar that use an inductor a cap and a resistor. I wondered if something like this could be applied to an amp. Thanks.

[roberto]

You can use LCR arrangement for mid boost as mid cut, but for mid cut I prefer the SLO100's SRV mod. Otherwise, if you want to control the eq, you can use something like the Dr.Z Carmen Ghia tone pot.

[mhartman]

[quote="andrew"]Hi, I have seen midrange cut mods for guitar that use an inductor a cap and a resistor. I wondered if something like this could be applied to an amp. Thanks.[/quote

Dumble used inductor based filters on the Steel String Singer for a post-tonestack high/low filter stage. He used multi-position switches to change the resistor/cap values for various levels of attenuation. They sound great by the way.

[andrew]

It sure doesn't look that easy to do. I was thinking of some variation of a Vox Cut control. Thanks for the replies though.

[roberto]

So a mid cut after the phase inverter?

[andrew]

Thanks, yes. In place of the cut control.

[Structo]

Frankly the Cut control works so well on some amps I just use that.

You can experiment with the cap value and or pot.

[Jana]

You could do a mid cut with just caps and resistors if you experiment with the NFB loop and the presence control.

[husky]

When it comes to inductors it can be much easier to use a gyrator IMO
Easier to create, no winding , if you have the supply options

[Structo]

Interesting, I had to look that one up.