Making black panel tone stack

[kweefthief]

Hey guys! Sorry if this question seems silly. Still new to this! Is there a way for me make a pedal that doesn't necessarily have drive just the tone stack from a fender black panel amp? I have the super stevie right now and it does a great job at those thick tones but that comes with a mid boosted sound. It sounds like the lower mids are being boosted at least at low drive settings. I'm just looking for something to run before or after my new space heater from sushiboxfx to emulate those tones. I plan to have it go into a blues jr so I might have to find away to make the eq on that more neutral. Thanks!!

 

[finebyfine]

You could do a buffer into the tone stack circuit (http://www.guitarscience.net/tsc/bassman5f6a.htm) with an added recovery stage. But in terms of easy to do, I'd probably just throw an EQ pedal after the space heater, dial in a setting that neutralizes the space heater, and then from there adjust it to resemble the tone stack

 

[Brett]

Perhaps start by looking here: https://www.runoffgroove.com/tonemender.html

If you go completely passive, you're going to be dumping a lot of signal to ground.

Editing to include more background info on passive filters provided by the wonderful @Chuck D. Bones:
Tone Stacks - Part 1a - Passive Filters
Tone Stacks - Part 1b - Passive Filters (cont'd)
Tone Stacks - Part 1c - a few more Passive Filters
Tone Stacks - Part 2 - James & Baxandall

 

[kweefthief]

Perhaps start by looking here: https://www.runoffgroove.com/tonemender.html

If you go completely passive, you're going to be dumping a lot of signal to ground.

Editing to include more background info on passive filters provided by the wonderful @Chuck D. Bones:
Tone Stacks - Part 1a - Passive Filters
Tone Stacks - Part 1b - Passive Filters (cont'd)
Tone Stacks - Part 1c - a few more Passive Filters
Tone Stacks - Part 2 - James & Baxandall

I think dumping some signal wouldnt be too bad for me. It would allow me to turn up the space heater as the recovery stage and my amp to get the tubes working more. Right?....Having an extra buffer does sound good though.

 

[kweefthief]

maybe i should just change my amps tone stack...