So a smaller pot is going to have less resistance to ground, so a slight drop in volume, and less resistance will change the impedance, so it's going to be brighter. Chances are, you won't hear a difference, since that 10uF cap is letting all guitar frequencies already.
I should point out that LM386s have really low input impedance, so buffers will probably dramatically change the sound. Not ugly, Fuzz Face style, just fuller and brighter.
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DeleteBuilt this today. Perfect results and what a lot of gain! Wow.
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I'm reversing this circuit.
ReplyDeleteDoes anybody know what the upshot would be if I was use a C500k pot in the gain position?
*revisiting
ReplyDeleteSo a smaller pot is going to have less resistance to ground, so a slight drop in volume, and less resistance will change the impedance, so it's going to be brighter. Chances are, you won't hear a difference, since that 10uF cap is letting all guitar frequencies already.
DeleteI should point out that LM386s have really low input impedance, so buffers will probably dramatically change the sound. Not ugly, Fuzz Face style, just fuller and brighter.
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ReplyDeleteI will wait for the one Meg pot because I don't want to risk it being more trebly.
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ReplyDeleteJust made a new one. Great!
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ReplyDeleteI could be mistaken, but I think the gain pot should replace the jumper at F1 and H1. Pot 1 and 2 of lugs wired to F1 and H1 respectively.
ReplyDeleteI mean lugs 1 and 2 of the pot.
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