Hey these gut-shots are my first real contribution to the forum. I bought an Angry Fuzz for cheap on vacation in NYC...It had a note saying DC only because there wasn't a battery clip. I cracked it open for the first time tonight and found the missing battery clip! :horsey: Let me know if you want more shots.
I have a Hartke Bass Attack sitting on my desk. I've used it in the past but stopped about the time I heard it acting as a radio. This makes me think that there could be something shorting out inside it. Between that and my laziness I don't want to open it up myself, but I'm willing to ship the pedal to an interested tracer/degooper.
I dont care if anything unintentionally disastrous happens to the pedal, and if not I'll Paypal the tracer some money to ship it back.
Anyone interested?
Friend of mine has one of these puppies and want to use it on bass...... shame, the unit does not function that great on bass and he asked me if I could mod it.
Anyone knows this baby / knows what happens inside one?
A friend brought me an old Ross stereo delay (R80 yellow box) and I'm not real (at all) familiar with them. It seems to function correctly and I get delayed signal from both Local/Remote outputs. His concern and my question is about the amount of hiss that rides on the delayed repeats, especially the Remote out which is just delay (no straight signal). Is there an area of the circuit that I should be focusing on that would be connected to that issue? Clock filters, post delay opamp? I know it's...
Two of them actually, but they don't seem complete. I haven't seen them over here though so I thought I would share.
One thing I don't get at all is what is happening off of U1A with all of the transistors. Not sure what that's accomplishing.
Still, I had been wondering about this circuit for a long time. I was going to go through it with my meter and get the cap readings. Not sure if I would (or could!) attempt a straight up clone, but maybe something with a similar setup (Buffer-> Soft...
I used the search but no Marshall Shredmaster thread turned up so I made one, I hope that's ok...
Anyways, I'm looking for a nice layout/PCB design for cloning one. I have a Visual Sound Jekyll & Hyde (= Tubescreamer & Shredmaster) but I want to combine my GGG BluesBreaker (as OD) with a DIY Shredmaster (as Distortion) and make it with a complete Marshall tonestack, they sound good in series.
If they is none, I guess I'll just make one point-2-point on vero...
i figured since this pedal is going to a new owner this afternoon i'd take a few photos in the off-chance that somebody would want to make a clone of it
I traced a Tokai Metal Driver TMD-1 the other day and thought I'd share the schematic - see attached. The FET flip-flop switching has been removed but otherwise all the part numbers and values are accurate to my unit.
It has a very misleading name - it's very far from a metal pedal and more in the solid OD territory. More info on mirosol's site:
(the TMD-1 and TMD-2 are identical circuits - just a different enclosure)
It has some really interesting building blocks, like the fixed-gain...
Picked up one of these pedals this week new fairly cheaply. (AU $65 including shipping / US$50 )
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I wasn't able to find much info at all on the web about these, they basically are a DI with switchable EQ that includes a mid shift, cab emulation and a bonus headphone amp.
Obviously the first thing i did when i got it was open it up and have a look inside.
Expecting to find it all surface-mount, i was surprised with what i found.
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bit of solder splatter...
Hoping somebody has this - could have sworn I saw this floating around years ago, but I've come up empty. I've got the V6 schematic but I need the parts layout to match the components to the schematic. This is the EH 3034 board.
This is a really interesting Muff. It sounds great but it seems to be low gain for a Big Muff (at least compared to my Swollen Pickle). It's also uncharacteristically bright. Comparing gut shots of this V6 to others, it appears that two of the caps are the wrong size,...
I have made a vero layout of the Kitty Hawk Quattro Preamp, only for Lead channel.
I have also put a switch that bypasses the 2nd gain stage, so you can choose between Lead or Hell mode.
After this layout I have built a vero board and it's tested and working.
Is it true that a few of these (i.e. Black Dog and Tweed E Dog) are simply EH Hot Tubes clones with a few tweaks? Any schematics floating around? I see that these pedals are now discontinued. The videos didn't inspire me to want one, but reviews seem interesting enough for me to want to know more. Thanks in advance.
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Falling into the category of pedals only Ron Neely has ever seen would probably be the Sam Ash Fuzz-stainer. I picked one up at the Columbus, OH guitar show back around 1996-1998. It was in an MXR-sized box with 3 knobs: Drive, Tone, Volume. I don't remember the color but I do remember it had an adhesive label on the top w/ Sam Ash Fuzz-stainer printed on it. Unfortunately this was before the crazy vintage effects market and I ended up trading it off, probably for an EH pedal. Probably worth a...
First of all, sorry in advance if this question has already been answered, I've looked around but to no success.
I've been looking at the corner frequency formula that's generally accepted for the RC filters with a resistor and a capacitor in series going to ground from the feedback loops, of e.g. the RAT (2 filters) or the Tube Screamer(1 filter). The usual formula of 2*Pi*R*C with R the value of the filter's resistor is used everywhere I've looked. Does anyone know how this...
Hey Folks. I have one of these and have been told that the TS side is a modded 808. I did the CJOD mods to a Rocktron Sonic Glory and it sounds great. I thought I might do the mod to the TS side of the RT66 but need to know how it differs from an 808. Any help is appreciated.
Hello;
I am currently in the process of building my own pedal for my bass, based on the Rose Screamer , which itself derived somewhere from the Ibanez Tube Screamer.
But I have some questions about the capacitors that the Tube Screamer uses for filtering;
First question is about the capacitors in the signal path; Why do they have such different values? Isn't the capacitance supposed to be adjusted based on how low you want to go? So why have that 10µF capacitor (C9) at the output when the...
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