Tube preamp tone stack needed

[electrictabs]

Now let’s say that we have designed an all tube preamp that with a set of switches,relays etc. can emulate some of the most desirable amp sounds like Fender,Marshall,Boogie,Soldano,etc.
What kind of tone stack (treble,mid,bass) should we put after the last triode(it’s a cathode follower).
We want a tone stack that would be useful in a Fender emulation but also in a Marshall or Modern one. Right? Would  the passive marshall or fender tone stack be appropriate for this…
Is there any other tone stack(passive or active) that could do the job?

[Mike Burgundy]

If you look at a Fender tone stack and a Marshall one, new or old, you'll notice it's the same circuit.
The Marshall has different values an a little less range.
google is your friend...

[electrictabs]

sorry for that
When i say fender i mean the blackface tone stack
when i say marshall i mean bassman or plexi tone stack
they are a bit different...

[Mike Burgundy]

Theyre both 3-band standard Baxandall stacks, with different values. As far as I know., anyway (blackface twin: Baxandall blackface super reverb: Baxandall 100WPlexi: Baxandall JTM45/fender bassman: Baxandall... Am I missing something here?)
Experiment, I'd say

[electrictabs]

Yes I know they are similar circuits
my only quest is to find a circuit that would do the job for each setting(Fender clean,Marshall Crunch,etc) thus being between the most known tonestacks in sound alteration.So as you said i guess experimentation is the only way...

[R.G.]

So as you said i guess experimentation is the only way...

There are some things that circuit simulators are really, really good at.

This is one of them.

[electrictabs]

Yes...
I checked Duncan TSC
and I found out that the Marshall circuit can somehow do what the Fender does sonically so I guess that's my thing...

[puretube]

for all curious:
http://www.duncanamps.com/tsc/index.html

[ragtime8922]

Check out the "tone stack" section of the "Adams Amps" site. He has a Dumble tone stack that, if I remember correctly, was a Fender/Marshall with a bunch of switches that adds a ton of versatility to the tone. Also, again by memory, it was the only tone stack on that page that was "incomplete" but it was only a matter of a couple of values.

http://amps.zugster.net/main.html