Brassmaster more treble question

[Atodovax]

Hello everyone i built a brassmaster from GGG layout and it sounds fantastic on bass and guitar but still on guitar i would like to add more treble. Do you know of any easy way to add treble or more high end on the pedal?. Is there any resistor capacitor network that i could switch in order to add better response for guitar? Specially for the higher notes on the fretboard

[Rob Strand]

C11 is probably the first one to tweak.
C7 might also work.
Which one sounds best I don't know.
Reduce one cap at a time by a factor of 1.5.
Then take it from there which recipe you like the most.

There's a also filter in there but that's part of the character of the effect.

If you want more brightness on the clean signal then that's a whole different problem.

[Atodovax]

Clean signal is fine i just want to have more treble on the effect. Thank you very much. I'm not sure what you mean by a factor of 1.5.. sorry for my ignorance. Thank you very much for the reply. The pedal sounds great on bass but for guitar is a little bit bassy.. or muddy.. i dont know the Word but it lacks some high ends.... I'm plannimg to put a switch on both caps for guitar/bass. Should i also twik some resistors or with that caps its gonna be ok?

[Rob Strand]

Thank you very much. I'm not sure what you mean by a factor of 1.5.. sorry for my ignorance. Thank you very much for the reply. The pedal sounds great on bass but for guitar is a little bit bassy.. or muddy.. i dont know the Word but it lacks some high ends.... I'm plannimg to put a switch on both caps for guitar/bass. Should i also twik some resistors or with that caps its gonna be ok?

All I'm saying is if the cap is 47nF then try 47nF/1.5 = 31nF (use 33nF), then 33nF/1.5 = 22nF.  It's just a way of edging up the high-end.

The caps should be fine.  They only affect the high-end.   In fact playing with the resistors might affect other things.