DiscoFreq wrote:Can you also post pictures of the Tronix Phaser or tell me if it's the (grey) Phase or (grey) Super Phase? There's also a black series, but I'm not sure if that one had a phaser.

I posted the Tronix and DeArmond pics here viewtopic.php?f=6&t=7279

Better late than never!

Thanks Greg, I've got about 200 more of them too! I decided to sell some off because I am at the point where I don't get anything accomplished because I either cannot decide which pedals to use or I cannot get to what I need because I have to move pedals around just to do anything and then move thin...

I am starting to sell off part of my collection. I need too much other audio gear to justify all of the pedals that I have; pedals that I -like- but don't actually -need-, if you get my drift. I hope that the prices are fair, I am not out to gouge anybody. I came up with the prices based on what I'v...

I have one that doesn't work. I tried to open it up, but the circuit board is either in there really good, or it's glued in there. Either way, I'm nervous to try forcing it out. That's why I didn't take it out for the gutshot. I doubt that it's glued inside there, it just has so many switches and p...

I have one that doesn't work. I tried to open it up, but the circuit board is either in there really good, or it's glued in there. Either way, I'm nervous to try forcing it out. That's why I didn't take it out for the gutshot. I doubt that it's glued inside there, it just has so many switches and p...

Some of you might find this interesting, I scanned it from the bottom of the amp.

floris wrote:Ah, the "lo-z out" output. A rather exotic output to have in a stompbox!

Yeah that's it. It is rather strange that it should be on there.

Doesn't that make this box capable of being either a reamping device or a DI box?

Thanks Rorer714.. What's the ic ? Looks like it might be a Dist +/Dod 250 derivative. I know, you can't see the IC in the picture. I realised that afterwards, that's why I posted that part about the sounds. Also please note that it was not a DOD 250 that it sounded like, it was a 555. It sounds not...

I need a gutshot of an original Memory Man (tone switch, no chorus). I especially need to see the hookups at both ends to pots, switches, and jacks.

Thanks!

BTW - as far as sound goes it's a fairly typical mid-70's type distortion. I compared it with a DeArmond Square Wave Generator and a DOD 555 and the three of them are virtually indistinguishable.

The large input on the side, isn't that for mics? I've never actually used that input but the pedal stopped working after the wires came off.

the topic was copied and posted to workbench. ok, I'll do my best to label my posts correctly and get them into the right places, this is really asking a lot of me and I'm not being facetious. I slammed into a Pontiac at speed on a motorcycle a few years ago and the old brain been the same as far a...

Awesome! I really needed these shots! I broke a couple of wires off of the mic input when repairing a jack and couldn't remember where to put them back on. Thanks!

RnFR wrote:nice! so it's a filter/eq. never heard of that one. is it yours? more shots?

Thanks!

Yeah they are all mine (in my pics). What other shots would you need?

This one is very rare! It has stereo RCA ins and outs and was planned for DJ use in the late 1990's but proved to costly to manufacture. There aren't many of them out there. It's great, has fine adjustment among other parameters you rarely see on a stomp box. oops, I guess this is too new for the vi...

This thing has a total of 22 knobs, switches, jacks and lights in a little enclosure so I ain't taking it apart unless I have to! Hopefully this will suffice.

One leg of the LED is clipped off for some reason, I got it that way. Hopefully someone can show me where to connect it.

Audio Matrix, the complete line! Requested by DiscoFreq

The infamous MTI Tubes, and NOS too! I had to replace a cracked input jack, that's why they are different.