LaceSensor wrote:If that's the real Vincent Gallo buying a load, then that's cool. He's a dude.

You've obviously never had to deal with him.

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I'm liquidating my vintage EH collection after 25 yrs of collecting. I've made a list here and I welcome you to make a fair offer on any item(s) you find interesting. Please email me with your offers as it's quicker for me to respond. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Ak9R7oW8W8MidDJqWEJM...

The construction puts me in mind of the Rogue Fuzz.

I actually told her about the oven trick and I believe she's using a toaster over.....don't know how stable of a heat sorce you can have with one of those :? . I also found out she was solder SMD parts without flux!?! Look up the gut pics of those Silver rose Pedals...eeek.I asked why she wasn't us...

Does anyone have information on whether the Akai Analog Custom Shop Analog Delay is identical to the Biyang AD-7 ? preferebly with a link to gutshots of the Akai? as I can't find any. I'm betting it is. I bought the Akai Professional Analog Custom Shop Quad-Mode Phase Shifter and from the outside a...

On the "Muff-sized" version, I just noticed the switch is on the back, between the jacks. btw grizzly, do you have any part values for the layout/schematic you posted?? 8) Nope, like I say in the post, I have only ever seen the drawing of the PCB solder side mentioned in the post (and lat...

This looks like the one I just de-gooped. Any idea how the Hi-Lo switch is wired? thought the "hi/low" switch was for input impeadence selection(?) you know, low Z or Hi Z, mixer input vs guitar input(?) 3 small tape packages what's a "tape package"?? EHman: how many transistors...

I haven't seen the blob in question. From the pictures that I've seen all three versions used two 9V batteries but it is possible that some of the SS-1's presented on eBay has been upgraded or modified I guess (SS-1 cover and SS-2 innards?). Here's pics of the three versions, notice same version bl...

I haven't seen the blob in question. From the pictures that I've seen all three versions used two 9V batteries but it is possible that some of the SS-1's presented on eBay has been upgraded or modified I guess (SS-1 cover and SS-2 innards?). Here's pics of the three versions, notice same version bl...

De-gooping is done. The electrolytics lost their labels so I'll need to pull and measure all of them. Also, most of the resistors will probably need to be pulled/measured. Interestingly, I found 3 small tape packages among the components. 2 consisted of a transistor and diode, all leads removed. The...

Not much more to go. The ICs are Fairchild U6A7757393. Couldn't find any info on the interwebs on those. The transistors are 2N5133 and 2N3565. Update: one IC is a U6A7757393. The other is a U6A7723393, which seems to be a 723 voltage regulator. Since it's a U6A7 723 393, I thought the other might ...

toneman wrote:grizzly,

that blob that Ron has looks like only 1 9V connector

He also said it was in the same box as the ebay unit.

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I didn't get the box with the block so I may be wrong on that.

Not much more to go. The ICs are Fairchild U6A7757393. Couldn't find any info on the interwebs on those. The transistors are 2N5133 and 2N3565. Hows about some pictures ? analogguru Have to borrow a camera. Mine's lost somewhere. grizzlytone: This must be an SS-1. There's only the 2 transistors and...

Dirk_Hendrik wrote:and these are opamps. Dil-"how much"? After which my first impression would be a (LM)393. Tracing the circuit while attempting to draw in a basic opamp stage would verify wether the assumed pinout would lead to a circuit that makes sense.

Sounds reasonable. They're 14 pin DIL.

Not much more to go. The ICs are Fairchild U6A7757393. Couldn't find any info on the interwebs on those. The transistors are 2N5133 and 2N3565.

That's the one I'm degooping. EHman, there's another one on ebay now-- https://www.ebay.com/itm/360599747082?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649 there's this version of the box and a "big muff" box style, without the slide switch. which version are you de-gooping? afn T

In the process of de-gooping one of these today. So, far I can see the bottom of the PCB and it has (2) transistors and (2) 14-pin ICs.

charriman wrote:what transistors are you guys using for this?

I use 2N3566.