Diskanttisäätimien
Diskanttisäätimet, commonly referred to as treble controls, are electronic components found in audio systems that allow users to adjust the level of high-frequency sound reproduction. They are typically implemented as potentiometers, which are variable resistors, integrated into tone control circuits. The primary function of a diskanttisäädin is to boost or cut the output of frequencies above a certain cutoff point, usually in the range of a few kilohertz and above.
In many audio devices, such as amplifiers, receivers, and equalizers, the diskanttisäädin is part of a larger
While simple potentiometers are the most common implementation, more sophisticated audio systems may employ digital signal