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Boss - PH-1r ( Phaser ) [schematic]
Posted: 18 Dec 2007, 22:16
by R.G.
The
Boss PH-1r schematic is now up at GEO (
http://www.geofex.com).
Many thanks to
those who helped and offered help in extracting this one. In the end it was a combination of top/bottom shots from the net and the gracious assistance of Ry Hoffman that got this done.
Posted: 19 Dec 2007, 01:45
by seniorLoco
Nice one...thanks RG.
Re: Boss PH-1r Phaser
Posted: 22 Jul 2008, 14:14
by modman
Edit January 2021: Attached pictures of my original post were lost
Note that the
original services notes have turned up.
Re: Boss PH-1r Phaser
Posted: 23 Jul 2008, 15:59
by Dirk_Hendrik
I know it's an older post but nevertheless RG's work enabled me to fix one of these in some 15 minutes. Thanks RG!
Re: Boss PH-1r Phaser
Posted: 17 Aug 2008, 07:39
by PmCimini
first boss pedal i see that uses 4558 instead of their trademark M5218. hah, interesting
Re: Boss - PH-1r ( Phaser )
Posted: 23 Mar 2009, 20:31
by KHELSTROM
Does anyone have a schematic for the original 2 knob version PH-1? I have one in for a repair.
Re: Boss - PH-1r ( Phaser )
Posted: 24 Mar 2009, 17:37
by R.G.
KHELSTROM wrote:Does anyone have a schematic for the original 2 knob version PH-1? I have one in for a repair.
No, but a few good high res photos of the component and trace side of the board and answering a few component questions would get it for you.
Re: Boss - PH-1r ( Phaser )
Posted: 25 Mar 2009, 02:45
by Ry
I have a schematic, layout, and calibration data for the PH-1. I don't have an easy means to post it, if someone contacts me, I will gladly email these for posting somewhere.
Ry
Re: Boss - PH-1r ( Phaser )
Posted: 26 Mar 2009, 15:40
by borislavgajic
Thanks Ry.....
boris
Re: Boss - PH-1r ( Phaser )
Posted: 02 Feb 2010, 10:36
by lynessmy
Not sure how this is gonna help. Just want to share what is on my hand.
These photos are snapped from MIJ - Jan 84's. (SN:389400).
Slightly different chips brand compared the the earlier units as shared by modman.
High resolution image can be email upon request (~4.4M per pcs).
Enjoy.
Re: Boss - PH-1r ( Phaser )
Posted: 02 Feb 2010, 10:55
by salocin
Excellent quality pics!
Re: Boss - PH-1r ( Phaser )
Posted: 05 Feb 2010, 11:36
by pedalist
Is boss ph-1r pcb available, please?
Boss PH-1 phaser gutshots
Posted: 03 Jan 2011, 15:29
by Nocentelli
Found these on Bossarea:
- off-board wiring.jpg (66.19 KiB) Viewed 6830 times
Re: Boss PH-1 phaser gutshots
Posted: 03 Jan 2011, 16:32
by electrosonic
I have one of these open on my workbench if anyone wants more pics. Mine only works while the footswitch is held down, so I am tracing out the flip flop area.
Andrew.
Re: Boss - PH-1r ( Phaser )
Posted: 26 Jan 2011, 19:13
by recontravintash
Hey! I want to make a copy of this pedal, I'm thinking about put it into a hammond-type enclosure... so my question is, what's the size of the PCB? which hammond-like box would fit to the pcb?
Re: Boss - PH-1r ( Phaser )
Posted: 26 Jan 2011, 20:40
by Duckman
recontravintash wrote:so my question is, what's the size of the PCB?
It's a Boss pedal... What you think?
Re: Boss - PH-1r ( Phaser )
Posted: 27 Jan 2011, 03:06
by recontravintash
oK, it's time to open for first time a boss pedal, not for having to guess that much
Re: Boss - PH-1r ( Phaser )
Posted: 23 Apr 2011, 05:25
by fuzzbuzzfuzz
Nice post guys - some great info on a great sounding pedal!
I recently picked up a PH-1 - but it has a fault which I`m hoping to fix with a little help
Simply put is that when either on or off the signal running through has an element of distortion noise, esp when I twang a low E. Its a fuzzy buzzy noise, not over the top but strong enough to be noticed. If I play softly its ok, but otherwise pretty useless as it ruins the bypass signal and phased signal.
Any ideas? I`ve resoldered the AC jack connections and given the jacks a clean. A suggestion has been a dry Cap somewhere. Can I find and isolate with a multimeter? (excuse my technical ignorance!
)
Would love to get this one working again, any help is really appreciated!
Gut shots on here:
http://fuzzbuzzfuzz.blogspot.com/2011/0 ... haser.html
Thanks!
Re: Boss - PH-1r ( Phaser )
Posted: 25 Apr 2011, 03:01
by blackbunny
fuzzbuzzfuzz wrote:Simply put is that when either on or off the signal running through has an element of distortion noise, esp when I twang a low E. Its a fuzzy buzzy noise, not over the top but strong enough to be noticed. If I play softly its ok, but otherwise pretty useless as it ruins the bypass signal and phased signal.
If it's a PH-1 phaser, it will distort when used with a high output pickup. Boss changed the gain structure inside the pedal so that the later
PH-1r has a voltage-dividing stage that halves the signal level being phased by the JFET's, and boosts the signal back up again at the output.
My PH-1 sounds exquisite with "vintage" style single coils or low-output humbuckers, but has a buzzy / farty low frequency distortion with high output pickups. My
PH-1r sounds cleaner and slightly brighter, but will still distort with a big chord smash from a high output pickup.
You might be better off looking for a
PH-1r, unless you use very high output pickups, in which case it might be best to look for a phaser that doesn't use JFET's.
boss PH-1r pcb
Posted: 09 May 2012, 16:32
by pedalist
Hi all I'm looking for boss ph-1r pcb and layout that have send?. Thanks