Principles of Tone: beyond the output
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Re: Principles of Tone: beyond the output
Slope control used to be a skiing term.
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Re: Principles of Tone: beyond the output
I don't know that this kind of post has any relation to building amps and IS definitely political in nature due to what's going on right now. I'd highly recommend you please remove it.
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Re: Principles of Tone: beyond the output
I learned the second meaning of the word while watching Top Gear:Leo_Gnardo wrote: ↑Sat Jun 30, 2018 2:46 am Early Sunn amps had this control, they called it "contour." At the time - VietNam era - "slope" was a disparaging term for Asians, wise of Sunn to choose an alternate term & avoid possible hassle from being misinterpreted as being politically incorrect.
Re: Principles of Tone: beyond the output
Back to the original discussion: yes, the scheme of using variable resistors for most Rs would make sense when prototyping (or just use a breadboard).