This circuit is my modification of the standard Baxandall tone control circuit.
This circuit uses 100K pots. The result of this is the need for a high to low impedance buffer amp circuit on the input and output side. An FET stage either mosfet of JFET could be used for this.
The other main departure from the normal Baxandall layout is the choice of capacitors. On both bass and treble sides of this circuit you see equal caps. Obviously one side leads to the signal source side, while the other leads to ground.
The left hand side of the circuit controls the bass cut and lift while the right hand side does the same for the treble.
When both treble and bass control pots are set in the middle, a relatively flat response is achieved. However, you can see that there is an apparent insertion loss of over 6dB.
Again, the use of BS170 based buffer amps would help with this problem.
