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Explains the frequency selection for the mid-range control via a DPDT switch, set at 400 Hz or 800 Hz.
Details the use of optional 1Meg resistors to minimize audible click noise from the selector switch.
Illustrates the wiring for incorporating a DPDT bypass switch to enable or disable the OBP-3 circuit.
Shows the wiring scheme for using a stacked potentiometer to manage tone control functions.
Diagram for wiring the OBP-3 circuit with two independent volume controls for separate pickup management.
Standard configuration with Mid_high at 800Hz and Mid_low at 400Hz.
Wiring for a fixed 800 Hz midrange setting, achieved by disconnecting specific wires.
Wiring for a fixed 400 Hz midrange setting by connecting specific wire pairs.
Configuration for variable midrange between 400 and 800 Hz using capacitors.
Wiring for a midrange fixed below 400 Hz, utilizing specific capacitor values.
Setup for variable low-midrange frequencies and a fixed high-midrange frequency.
Configuration for low-midrange below 400Hz and fixed high-midrange at 800Hz.
Wiring for continuously variable midrange using a dual potentiometer instead of a switch.
| Type | Active |
|---|---|
| Configuration | 3-band EQ |
| Input Impedance | 1 MΩ |
| Bass | +/- 18dB at 40Hz |
| Power Supply | 9V battery or external power supply |
| Treble | +/- 18dB at 4kHz |