> On 11/29/2023 3:09 AM EST Jens Johansson <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Been lurking for 20+ years off and on :D 
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> I would finally like to ask for some advice. I have this idea to simulate a 
> guitar stomp box (a Morley JD-10). Most of the filters are simple RC type 
> circuits which I think (hope) that I can figure out by analyzing, farting 
> around in LTSpice, and then using some of the formulas from the Audio EQ 
> Cookbook. 
> 

Audio EQ Cookbook is limited to about seven different classes of second-order 
filters that are commonly used.  Not every possible frequency-response is 
covered, but you might be able to cascade or parallel a few sections to 
approximate a given frequency response.

You might be able to cascade a low-shelf, peaking EQ, and high-shelf to get 
pretty close to your BASS, MID, and TREBLE frequency response you want.  
Perhaps even the two shelving filters can be simpler first-order.

> However, there is an EQ section which doesn't quite fit into those molds. Or 
> does it? 
> 

Probably not exactly, but it should be possible to cascade a couple 
second-order biquad filters to get it.  It appears to have 5 capacitors (but 
what precedes the input on the left is possibly important and what comes after 
the output on the right might also be important), so conceivably it's a 
5th-order filter, which can be broken down into a couple second-order filters 
and *maybe* you'll also need an additional first-order section.  But you need 
to figure out what the poles and zeros are.

> What would the esteemed mailing list's advice be, is it even possible to 
> analyze

Yes it is.  You use circuit analysis (like Node-Voltage) that EEs learn in 
college.

> and simulate the below circuit just with simple(r) feed-forward and feedback 
> algorithms, or is it so complex that I would have to take the step how to 
> learn to deal with those "Wave Digital Filters"?

I am curious about C6.  What does that "4n7" mean?  Is that just a typo and 
it's just another 47 nanofarad cap?  And what does R7 connect to?  What is "N"? 
 Is it another kind of ground?  Or is it some buss somewhere?

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