So, as some of you know, I'm very nooby to the electronics world, but I'd love to learn a lot to do with it that my Physics course doesn't supply me with.
So let's kick it off with this:
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This is what I aim to learn to read and fully understand before my gig at 7ish. (GMT)
I'll start with, which way is the current going throughout this? I'm getting confused because there's an input with is giving the circuit a signal from a guitar for example and there's a connected crossover. It's all a bit confusing for a first-timer. (It'd be nice if someone could draw which way everything is flowing)
Next, I don't really understand the grounding.
So, at the transistor, the emitter is connected to ground? Which surely means that the signal that is collected and then emitted is being emitted into ground where it's lost? When really I want it to go to the output?
Then, I was speaking to the almighty 3v0 and he was saying how he wouldn't really claim the 830k, 100k, 10k and 360Ω resistors in series or parallel. I think that when I understand the flow of the current in the schematic I may be able to understand why, but for now, I'm stumped.
I feel really bad for asking, but a lot of you guys seem to love using your vast knowledge to help people.
Thanks a lot.