The Return of Biggus Dickus

What about an input cap blend like the Gagan easy face for a 6 knob BD? Use a 10pf and a 10uf with a b10k for maximum enjoyment.
 
It's doable! I opted for a switch this time around, but a continuously variable bass cut is good too.

I thin you meant 10nF.
 
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What's the purpose of R2 and C16? Is that a high pass with a value somewhere around 160khz or am I reading something wrong? 22r/47nf.
 
BurntFingers said:
What's the purpose of R2 and C16? Is that a high pass with a value somewhere around 160khz or am I reading something wrong? 22r/47nf.
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Yeah, forget about R2 & C16. I should redraw the schematic with those gone. They're not needed unless you are using the LM386 to drive a speaker. It's a damper (high freq load) for the '386 to ensure it doesn't oscillate when driving a reactive load. Very common in solid-state power amplifiers. In my original build, I wasn't sure if they were needed or not. After some testing, I can assure you that they are not needed in this circuit.
 
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