i think I have gone as far as i need to nowtemol wrote:Hah... what a surprise.. rev4.. and 4a.. I'll wait for the 5 and 6
In the meantime - rev3 tested on a pcb. T.
nice looking pcb
cheers temol
bajaman
i think I have gone as far as i need to nowtemol wrote:Hah... what a surprise.. rev4.. and 4a.. I'll wait for the 5 and 6
In the meantime - rev3 tested on a pcb. T.
No - standard 1% metal film types should be ok - cheers bajamanjhergonz wrote:Thanks for another great circuit Mr Bajaman.
Just one question, in the differential amplifier part, do I need to measure the four 10K resistor and choose the same or closest value that I have?
Thanks again for this circuit.
I prefer to leave the clipping diodes outEddieTavares wrote:Bajaman
As your circuit has clipping diodes, does it simulate "sag" of a power amp at loud volumes?
It is actually there for a much simpler reason - the jack plugs are almost entirely made of plastic and the thread is very short, so tightening the nuts destroys them. Hence its either superglue or wedges to hold them into place. Maybe I should make another pedal and use superglue this time, to check the impact on tonetemol wrote:I like this small scrap of wood.. does it affect the tone? Is it a tonewood?
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Just for one's to remember where the bias rail is. That's all.mecmast wrote:Maybe very stupid question but i couldnt stop myself from asking
I am gonna use 9v power supply. What's the purpose of "Vbias" labels on the vero board?
Really sorry for my question. And thank you for your replies.