Looking for a way to fatten up a Red Llama

[Subzero]

I just built a Red Llama using MadBean's Vero layout. (Great layout btw...)
I'm looking for a way to fatten up the sound. I love the bass responce but I'd like a little bit more mids and less highs. I've searched the forums and found a some ideas but none that were clear enough for me as I'm a total newbie in this field and still strugling to figure out how to read a schematics.

Thnx in advance
Itsik

[Subzero]

anybody

[DougH]

Do you have a schematic for reference?

[frankclarke]

If you increase the values of the (picofarad size) caps across the inverters you will get less treble, that should do it.

[Subzero]

thnks.

Any Suggested values ?

[petemoore]

  Pull one of the caps across a near input inverter, that should increase treble.
  install an increased value cap there to taste...
  Slightly increase that one maybe do ~the same on later inverters.
  Alternatively, you may choose to 'let the hash grow'  [early nearer input] as it is now] and instead increase the LP filtering on later inverters to smooth that over.
  LP Filter early, late, both, perhaps there's a TC with component values that could be diddled with?