Distortion control circuit

Music – Instruments

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84 121, 84 112, 84 111, 84 119, G10H 102

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ABSTRACT:
A selective distortion control circuit for an electrical musical instrument employs a cathode or emitter follower valve having a load resistance that is selectively changed to provide either a clean or distorted output signal. The mutually in-phase clean input and distorted output of the valve are connected to opposite sides of a potentiometer of which the wiper provides a selectively proportioned mixture of clean and distorted signals. The relative amount of distortion may be selected, and once selected, the operator may readily choose between clean and distorted sound by changing the load resistance.

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