Hello! The first pedal I ever got years back was a Danelectro Fab Tone distortion pedal. I dig it. So much, that I own two. It can demolish mids, and deliver crazy hyper insane wads of bassy distortion that most people won't even have use for. I dig it.
Soooo, having gotten into the DIY thing, I've found out that the Danelectro Overdrive is pretty much a clone of the Marshall Guv'nor. I recently built a Big Muff Pi (I know...waaaay behind everybody) and I noticed it can deliver sounds much...
Has anyone done this or heard/played one that used this technique? I would think that because the rectification happens at a much lower threshold voltage, it might allow for better sustain of the octave, but it seems most octave boxes just use a boost stage to get past the Vf of the diodes... any thoughts?
Hi everybody,
here's a link to the other forum, with a 640 ms. of pure analog bliss delay designed by Ed Rembold of ToneCzar Effects :
It uses 3 BL3208B BBD (the Shangai Belling MN3208 pin to pin clone), an SA571 compander, some IC's and various suggested values for the Low Pass Filters. Now the point is that a BL3208B has got 100 ms. of maximum delay time :scratch: . How this circuit could reach 640 ms. of max delay time with 3 x BL3208 is a little unknown to me. Do i miss something? Anyone...
I was looking over National's AN-72*, and figures 85 and 86 show a kind of neat ramp-and-hold circuit, one of which looks like it could be made to hold indefinitely...
So I was thinking maybe it's possible to use a momentary switch, press it for a certain amount of time, and generate a DC voltage output proportional to the duration of the button press, which could then control delay time, LFO speed, whatever.
Anyone tried this? Is it possible? Would the sample and hold actually hold long...
I may have posted this before but My searching sucks soo...
I made 2 neutron pcb's but they seemed really small. I did do a 1 to 1 ratio when I printed them so I thought I was okay.
But I now noticed that the holes for many parts are way to close together for regular sized parts like the caps and opamps. Not to mention if I am going to use vactrols..
So my question to anybody who built this, is this supposed to be a very small board? All of RG's boards look very small comared to GG or...
I've been wanting to try my hands at a fuzz pedal, and figured the Multi-Face from Runoffgroove would be a pretty good place to start. I changed the layout a little, just to make it a bit smaller. Here's my version: Multi-Face (excuse the sloppy wiring layout)
I checked and double checked my wiring on my board and components, and everything seems to be ok. I was trying out the May Queen II version, with a 2N5088 in Q1 and a J201 in Q2. I checked the pinouts at and I'm pretty sure I put them in...
Has anyone buit one of this?
I've built two, the first with electrictabs' layout sometime ago, and later the one from Gauss Markov.
Sound very cool, but they are tooooo noisy.
So anyone has solved this problem?
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pretty new here, so not sure if this is the place- but here goes..
tried the liquid sunshine OD the other day, and I was really impressed.
then i read about it, and thought i could use the same concept with 2(?) rangemaster circuits, both with selectable input caps to create a a real Ge OD pedal.. 2 cascaded Ge boosters.
using different input caps for each stage is the cool idea i got from the liquid sunshine.. each 'stage' controlling different freq' range.
so i basically want 2...
Anyone heard of the Belton Digilog Reverb Chip? I've ordered one from a german Shop and want to make it work in a Pedal.
There is a schem but I'm too stupid to translate it into a layout. And because the Chip is worth about 20$ I'm not really willing to try it on my own without any help (did I mention I'm too stupid?)... :hmmm:
I have some nice sized sturdy enclosures and I want to do something a little different:
A couple pedals, plus a POWER AMP in one enclosure. It would be so nice for quick set-up, and portability. A few dirt boxes, tremolo and delay, a couple different preamps, and a solid state amp (20-50 Watts or so). Hook up power, guitar, and speaker and that's it.
Has anyone ever seen something like this? I don't know if it's the search terms I've used, but I can't find anything like this.
Can guys on the forum help me with creating of this super hi-gain preamp*(pedal)?I have the schematic of the 6505+, and i wanted to share it with you.I have drawn the LEAD channel, and i need some help. How to bias FET's on this circuit (what are the values of the trim pots)?Must I change values of the source(cathode) resistors?Are the resonance and presence controls ok, since i bypassed phase inverter?I will draw the PCB right away when you guys give me some answers.I will appreciate any...
This circuit contains absolutely no IC's and features mosfets for a natural amp tone that was previously not possible with your favorite op amp circuits
These kind of statements
seem to keep popping up.
Is there any truth at all in
this blanket statement?
I had just done PT80 delay and now had come across the tab tempo that is absent is PT80.
Any possible to DIY a tab tempo?
and adapt to PT80?
This is just a wild idea that base on NO theory.
Do let me know if there is any good possibility / solution to attached a tab tempo into PT80.
p/s: The noise performance of PT80 had surprised me. I had expect a little improment over the REBOTE series, but it turn up to be so quite, even without enclosure.
I've read into a lot on the runoffgroove site about how they model amps using fets. when thinking of an amp to model, how do you deduce what needs to be converted to what for use in a pedal? I want to understand this process, its intresting and seems pretty unique. Any info or tips would greatly be appreciated.
I am building the Tonepad Boss DS-1 pedal and notice there are two jumpers in there.
I am building the TL072 specs.
Do I use both jumpers or just one?
It kind of looks like you need two but I am unsure.
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