[sdiy] tonal tilt
John Mahoney
jmahoney at gate.net
Fri Oct 5 20:23:51 CEST 2007
There was a hi-fi preamp or integrated amp back in the 70s that had a
unique tone control that may have been called "Tilt". You could set
the tilt to flat, up, or down. It would change the tonal balance by
*gently* changing the frequency balance.
Picture a frequency response graph. With flat response, the graph is
a flat line. Now visualize a line that starts 1 db below flat at 20Hz
and ends 1db above flat at 20kHz -- that is tilting it up; the
response is now +2 db at 20kHz relative to 20Hz, but there are no
peaks or dips in the frequency response.
A tilt control would be pretty neat for warming or thinning the tone.
The concept is simple. I don't suppose that it's electronically
simple, too. Thoughts?
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john
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