A guess: You are loading your first OPAMP too hard with only 1K (R1). Perhaps also the second OPAMP depending on the impedance after the potentiometer.
NB: According to your schematic you have "+" on both supply terminals.
NB: According to your schematic you have "+" on both supply terminals.
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Why is C1 a 0.22uF ? That will give 'thumping bass'. Assuming you want a flat response then just omit C1
thanks for your valuable reply .kindly guide me elaborately .what shoul i change in this circuit? thanks
The circuit is electrically OK at a basic level, its more a question of what you need it to do. The first opamp stage has a gain of almost -1 and so its contribution is minimal.
The second stage has a response like this, and 20db gain at the high point which is a lot.
The second stage has a response like this, and 20db gain at the high point which is a lot.
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thanks for advise bro. i found the problem its power deficiency i increased the supply voltage +-15 then the problem solved thanks regard
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There is no negative supply so negative going signals will be clipped.
Either add negative rail or bias input to 1/2 positive rail
Either add negative rail or bias input to 1/2 positive rail
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