Audio loudness control

If your main amplifiers. But the sound is not clear as low treble and little bass. We offer an easy way. Using less equipment. You create a very simple

Audio loudness control circuit used to add bass. More during the normal listening levels.
It is a passive circuit and does not use the power supply.

When the input signal into. Switch S1 is an option to use open (ON) using loudness control. Off (OFF) to use a bypass. When the switch S1 to the ON position the signal will flow through C1(0.001uF), C2(0.01uF) and R1(2K). This will serve as a low pass filter circuit.VR1 is adjusted by the strength of the signal to the output.VR1-100K Linear Potentiometer, which uses the volume type with a central bar (Center Tap) only. The output of the circuit will be connected to the region to pre-tone next step.

audio loudness control circuit

Note: All capacitors use Ceramic Capacitor or Mylar Capacitor them low cost

loudness-control-pcb

How to build
This circuit has a few components so you can builds easily as Figure 2 make PCB layout and putting all components on PCB and connecting to your audio system.

Figure 2 The PCB and components layout of this projects.

11 thoughts on “Audio loudness control”

  1. Hi there, what is the potentiometer with a centralmtap.?
    Does it have 4 connections per channel.?
    I only know potmeters with 3 connections…
    Thanks

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  2. Hi, I just build the loudness circuit for my amp. It sound great. But I find that the bass is a bit too powerful. May I know what value to chance & where to change to reduce the bass a little? Thanks.

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  3. Do any of the values have to change if you are using a 50k or 25K volume control. If you are using a VC with 4 connectors (2 rows of 4 connectors), which tap do you use?

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    • Hi,
      Thank you for visiting our website.
      I would like to express my opinion on behalf of my Dad.
      We have improved the circuit into a stereo system.
      So, that it will be convenient for you to build this circuit.

      It’s quite simple. 🙂

      Reply

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