Hey,
On my Marshall AVT200050H the distortion channel sounds really hollow or empty. After playing about 7 guitars through it, i figure the EQ needs a bit of a boost.
So how would i, on my Marshall AVT200050H, mod it so the EQ on the distortion channel puts out (and cuts) a few more db's?
Thanks.
On my Marshall AVT200050H the distortion channel sounds really hollow or empty. After playing about 7 guitars through it, i figure the EQ needs a bit of a boost.
So how would i, on my Marshall AVT200050H, mod it so the EQ on the distortion channel puts out (and cuts) a few more db's?
Thanks.
Marshall and most any amp manufacturer use a shelving eq which merely takes a certain frequency or range and dumps it to ground. The Marshall eq typically has almost no mid control, meaning the mid control makes little difference in the mid output. It would be very easy to change the caps and such for a different frequency on the three knobs, but a shelving eq does not offer much control anyway - ie no boost at all. You could replace the circuit with a active eq which will improve the control, however it may be easier to insert an eq pedal into the fx loop.
Email me for the AVT50 schematic if you like.
Email me for the AVT50 schematic if you like.
Oh and i cant access your email, i think its due to the 'probation' im on, being a new member.
If you'd be so kind to email me
fr_3_ak@hotmail.com
If you'd be so kind to email me
fr_3_ak@hotmail.com
Your right the tone stack works similar to a tone control in a guitar. However if you want the sound to be brighter like a bright switch, then add a low value (1000-470pf) cap through a resistor across the volume control. At lower volumes it will be brighter and as the volume increase it will decrease much like a presence in older amps.
You drew the cap from the top to the bottom of the pot. He suggested wiring it from the top of the pot to the wiper of the pot. The classic brightness cap. SInce he feared that might be too much, he suggested adding a resistor in series with teh cap to soften the blow. I'd draw it but I got no way to.
i know it's 2008, been 2 years since you've made these conversations, but i happened to learn that you have avt-50 circuit diagram.
i'm planning to buy one, but i didn't like that clean channel doesn't have a mid control. is it possible for you to send me the diagram? and maybe your advise for the mid control modification...
thanks,
deniz
i'm planning to buy one, but i didn't like that clean channel doesn't have a mid control. is it possible for you to send me the diagram? and maybe your advise for the mid control modification...
thanks,
deniz
Marshall AVT50
I'm new to the forum and this is my first posting. I was wondering if anyone can help me locate a schematic for an AVT50. Resistor r-58 is burn't beyond recognition. The amp is working but I need to know the reason for the burn and what part of the circuit the resistor's function. Thank's
I'm new to the forum and this is my first posting. I was wondering if anyone can help me locate a schematic for an AVT50. Resistor r-58 is burn't beyond recognition. The amp is working but I need to know the reason for the burn and what part of the circuit the resistor's function. Thank's
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