Would it be possible to wire up a 5 knob tone pot circuit to SymAsym? Vol, balance, bass, mid, treble?
Would it need to be a separate circuit, or would i need additional parts and some craftiness? I can read shematics and easily build them to the t, use a multimeter, i even have a dso shell that im still learning to use, just not so good at understanding how it all works together, and the flow...even though i can recognize circuits purposes, and know individual components basic functions and how they work. Any advice or help would be greatly appreciated.
Now, the why? Well i have a nice chassis that i cobbled together from junk parts, it has 5 pot holes...so its basically shoe horning SymAsym to work with my base, cause i want an excuse to build it, otherwise id just scrap the idea and use a different circuit if its impossible or impractical.
Would it need to be a separate circuit, or would i need additional parts and some craftiness? I can read shematics and easily build them to the t, use a multimeter, i even have a dso shell that im still learning to use, just not so good at understanding how it all works together, and the flow...even though i can recognize circuits purposes, and know individual components basic functions and how they work. Any advice or help would be greatly appreciated.
Now, the why? Well i have a nice chassis that i cobbled together from junk parts, it has 5 pot holes...so its basically shoe horning SymAsym to work with my base, cause i want an excuse to build it, otherwise id just scrap the idea and use a different circuit if its impossible or impractical.
Maybe shiny pictures will inspire some responses,
these are the circuits to the kawai performer, itll be a pain trying to turn these into amps and effect pedals, but also a fun challenge.
these are the circuits to the kawai performer, itll be a pain trying to turn these into amps and effect pedals, but also a fun challenge.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
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I had no idea what a "SymAsym" is. Give link!
SymAsym5 - Project
"shiny pictures" in post #2 are 404 Not Found. (They may be private to you.)
SymAsym is a "power amp". It has a tough job already. It is usually a poor idea to *also* task a Power Amp with Tone Control. Asking for a 5-knob is really going too far.
Tone Controls are normally provided by a "box" in *front* of Power Amp. This can sure be inside the same chassis as the power amp, but with its own electronics.
HERE is one to look at. Super-similar Volume Treble Midrange Bass boards are all over your favorite store sites. 5-band are harder to find.
I had no idea what a "SymAsym" is. Give link!
SymAsym5 - Project
"shiny pictures" in post #2 are 404 Not Found. (They may be private to you.)
SymAsym is a "power amp". It has a tough job already. It is usually a poor idea to *also* task a Power Amp with Tone Control. Asking for a 5-knob is really going too far.
Tone Controls are normally provided by a "box" in *front* of Power Amp. This can sure be inside the same chassis as the power amp, but with its own electronics.
HERE is one to look at. Super-similar Volume Treble Midrange Bass boards are all over your favorite store sites. 5-band are harder to find.
Thank you for some direction and a starting point, 1st pic is current progress of modified chassis. 2nd pic was the original i uploaded of the boards. Hope it works this time with Flickr instead of google pics
IMG_20190822_131208_886 | Brett Stevenson | Flickr
20190822_100237 | Brett Stevenson | Flickr
IMG_20190822_131208_886 | Brett Stevenson | Flickr
20190822_100237 | Brett Stevenson | Flickr
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