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R10, R11 and C3 create a "virtual ground" so the opamp can be operated on a single-supply. It is a non-inverting gain stage, with a gain of (1+39/10). Capacitively coupled, in and out. Input impedance, ~33K.
Not a very good circuit. I would do the bias circuit differently so the power supply consumption would be much lower, like this:
Hi Mike ML,
The original circuit uses the 1uf capacitor to be a low impedance to ground for the 10k feedback resistor plus it filters any power supply ripple from the bias voltage. Your circuit does not filter the bias voltage.
I would use one capacitor to be the low impedance to ground for the 10k feedback resistor and another capacitor as the filter for the bias voltage.
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