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Title: Bugle Bass Pole
Post by: wushuliu on 3 Feb 2013, 06:56 pm

Building a bugle and forgot the 13k resistors. I have 12k on hand, which gives a Bass Pole of 54 vs 50. Would this still be usable? How much of a difference would it make in the circuit?

Title: Re: Bugle Bass Pole
Post by: hagtech on 5 Feb 2013, 04:39 am

Of course it is usable.  The EQ will be slightly off, resulting in an upper shelving of the bass.  The important thing is to make sure left and right channels are matched.  If you have any leftover 1k resistors, you can add them in series.

jh

Title: Re: Bugle Bass Pole
Post by: wushuliu on 5 Feb 2013, 04:40 am

Quote from: hagtech on  5 Feb 2013, 04:39 am

Of course it is usable.  The EQ will be slightly off, resulting in an upper shelving of the bass.  The important thing is to make sure left and right channels are matched.  If you have any leftover 1k resistors, you can add them in series.

jh

Good to know. Thanks!