Muff’n high- and low-pass switches.

[MathU41]

Unless I’m having a derp moment and missing it, I’m needing some clarification for my head.
As illustrated, they seem to be set up as on-off, with a note to test the capacitor on M2.

However, especially with a build geared toward my bass in mind, would there be any actual benefit to using on-off-on switches?
IE, setting M1 as a 100n/off/jumper, and M2 to 1n/off/10n, or similar–or even wider ranges for the bass?

On top of a Buff N Blend, of course.

[Billy]

It specifies on/on DPDT switches and looks like the switch puts a capacitor in parallel with C1 and C2

So switching C1 to10n will allow more highs then adding the 100n in parallel on the switch will give you 110n close to the stock value

Same with C2 adding from 1 to 10n in parallel will roll off more highs

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