This one’s an experiment and there’s a real chance this initial version won’t work correctly, so keep that in mind if you’re trying this right
Category: Equalizer

I did a layout for R.G.Keen’s LoFi Telephone Noise already, but with Mark Hammer mods and the noise part removed. I wanted to revisit the

This is based on R. G. Keen’s LoFi telephone noise maker/emulator modified as a variable bandpass filter with the noise component removed (a mod suggested

Here’s my first attempt at a parametric equalizer. I combined parts of the graphic equalizer I did previously with information on how to make gyrators

I was reading discussions about various vintage effects on freestompboxes.org when I stumbled upon a thread about the Systech Harmonic Energizer. I knew I had

I made a vero layout of the equalizer project at generalguitargadgets.com, and opted for the 5-band variant with an added gain control rather than a