Hoffman Amplifiers Tube Amplifier Forum
Amp Stuff => Tube Amp Building - Tweaks - Repairs => Topic started by: Jonas on September 14, 2025, 02:01:54 pm
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hey kagliostro what are your thoughts on the low cut switch you came up with? How did you you come up with the chosen values?
I would like to build another mic pre with a few more features this time around.
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Ciao Jonas
Really don't remember about that low cut
EDIT: Ah, OK, It was in a very old thread
Schematic has my name (because I was asking about a mic preamp) but the project author was Richard
I begin the build (for my son) but as he didn't required anymore the mic preamp the project never arrived to be completed
Sorry
Franco
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That's just a passive high pass filter. The values were chosen by choosing standard values close to the target cutoff frequency.
The equation is:
frequency = 1/(2*π*R*C)
In this case the capacitance is fixed and the switch chooses between 3 different resistor values.
This can be made more versatile by running a pot as a variable resistor in series with a fixed resistor.
Look up "passive high pass filter" in your search engine of choice for more info.
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ok thanks for the info
BTW you guys are my favorite search engine :laugh: