Claus shared the following - splitting up the post.

Hi I am kind of the new guy here, so are a few of the things I have been doing for some years now not rocket science but get's the job done..

A click free mute box

A lot of thing's I do very diffrent now but anyhow just wanted to share :)

Later

Claus H

Argh is right.

And AG/Jay, I honestly dont know why you would have seen guts to any of my pedals on forums. If you really did, please show me the link, I would love to see it.

And I havent designed any new circuits recently? Just cause I havent gotten to putting them up on my site, I have...

Theres something I just did for a recording artist in Belgium. 2-in-1 pedal of my Vintage Boost and my newest design, the Spectrum. Next to it is a simple, matching Rangemaster clone.

And by the way,...

Look at this IC (it may be all to old news :lol:

It is dead simple to hook up and the quality may be at least almost decent for guitar. It even contain some OP amps etc. Current consumption is low enough for battery-operation. There is so little need for components outside the chip so that you can fit everything in a small mxr-box.
It looks like preset intervals can be changed fast-.

My idea was to hook up 2 (or more) in parallel and mix with the original note so you get triads-chords or...

I've read about many people doing this (Clay's OD is based around this sort of theory I believe) but have absolutly no idea how to do it!

Any suggestions? Reading? Ideas?

Here's a site that, to my knowledge are Original Armstrong schems from the '70s!

Kinda neat! :D

Do you remember puretube´s high sophisticated new invention ?:

and the accomplishing thread ?:

Ok, all the month I did nothing else than to work on my actual FX-X monthly -contribution, here it is, the:
Analogguru`s (pure) Tube-Nihilator schematic

Maybe somebody else wants to contribute this schematic ? You can have it for free...only PM necessary to change the copyright-info :wink:

enjoy, especially the discussion about it :lol:
analogguru

Haha... Well long story short, I am trying to design an effect... I want to build a reverse noise gate... Basically if the volume gets above a certain level it will cut the signal out, until the level is reduced below the set threshold.

I want to build this to put it into a passive feedback loop with a delay pedal... I am thinking that this would allow me to let the delay rampage out of control but have it stay with in a reasonable volume. Plus It ought to give me some interesting stuttering...