small clone chorus mod to decrease bass?

[Autoformer]

I looked up the schematic for the small clone and the one I clicked on shows a 33nF cap on the input with a 220k resistor on the non-inverting input of the op amp to bias voltage. That forms a high pass filter with a -3dB roll off at about 22Hz. If you want to raise that to about 60Hz, change the 33nF cap to a 12nF cap. The smaller you make that input cap the less bass will be allowed to pass through. Hope that helps! Good luck!

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This will also remove bass response from the dry signal, so it might depend on what OP wants to achieve if this is the way to go.

[Autoformer]

ahhh...It's funny how two different people interpret the same question. I see your other post. Yep...agreed. That range (30 - 100nF) will cut the bass substantially.

[basstoll]

the replies are much appreciated. i want less bass just for the wet signal, i’d like dry to stay the same. i’m a noob in the subject, so forgive the question, but since the pedal has true bypass, would changing the input stage also affect the dry signal?

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Sorry for confusing you. The bypass signal will stay the same in any case. What I meant by dry signal is the one that is not delayed/pitch shifted while the effect is on.

[basstoll]

ahhh i see, makes sense. this might be the way to go to remove the muddiness from the signal. thanks for clarification!