Five DSG Jfets
J201 or possibly 2N5457/8/9
Jfet types and capacitor values or codes would be all that is required now to draw a schematic.
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bajaman
the NMB schematic has an error on it.. Jim discovered it a couple days ago when I was looking at the pics you sent and corrected it.. Was missing a 220k resistor to ground before the output buffer stage
ill post a new one asap
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i've checked the schematic against your drawing of the circuit-layout, and i've found two errors:
- at the input, 68k and 1M resistors are swapped (should be 68k in series with the signal and 1M to ground);
- at Q4 - the 1uF capacitor that is connected to the source goes directly to ground, there's no 1K resistor in series with it.
I'm checking against the pics now
edit:
ok, i've checked the pics also, and spotted two other errors:
- there's a ceramic cap, connected to ground, after the 68k resistor (that is in series with the signal) at the input - can't read the value;
- at Q3 - the 1uF capacitor is in parallel with the 1.8k resistor, and not connected to 220k/22n/470k as in the schematic and drawing.
edit2:
i've mede a mistake as well about the resistors at the input:
1M resistor (connected to ground) is placed BEFORE the 68k resistor (in series with the signal)
so, 1M res is the pulldown res against switching noise
i've checked the schematic against your drawing of the circuit-layout, and i've found two errors:
- at the input, 68k and 1M resistors are swapped (should be 68k in series with the signal and 1M to ground);
- at Q4 - the 1uF capacitor that is connected to the source goes directly to ground, there's no 1K resistor in series with it.
I'm checking against the pics now
edit:
ok, i've checked the pics also, and spotted two other errors:
- there's a ceramic cap, connected to ground, after the 68k resistor (that is in series with the signal) at the input - can't read the value;
- at Q3 - the 1uF capacitor is in parallel with the 1.8k resistor, and not connected to 220k/22n/470k as in the schematic and drawing.
Ok, the 68k and 1M resistors are corrected (I blame that on copy/paste and bad eyesight)
On Q4, I believe there is a 1k8 in series with the 1u cap.. See pic attached.
You got me on the ceramic cap on the input.. I can't fully see it in any of the pics I have, I can only see that it starts with a 1.. I would say that it's pretty safe to guess that it's either 100p or less likely 10p.
Built one up on double sided perf using JOK3RX's schematic. Turned out very well and runs off an 18 volt wall wart. Had to use SMD adapter boards for the J202's otherwise was a pretty smooth build and it sounds the business. Thanks JOK3RX for the nice PDF schem and lay-out.
onebuzz wrote:Built one up on double sided perf using JOK3RX's schematic. Turned out very well and runs off an 18 volt wall wart. Had to use SMD adapter boards for the J202's otherwise was a pretty smooth build and it sounds the business. Thanks JOK3RX for the nice PDF schem and lay-out.
Nice work onebuzz! You find any mistakes on the schematic? Can you record any samples?
Honestly, I had never even heard of this pedal until Belanger88 sent me a PM and asked me if I would like to help him trace it.. Of course I said "Hell Yes!" but he answered a lot of my questions, supplied pictures and most important of all he supplied the pedal! So, the "Thanks" should go to him for sharing this cool ass pedal!
I've not built it but, if or when I ever do I will probably stick a full adjustable tone stack in it because I like to have more knobs
does anyone have a updated working schematic for this now? also let me know if you need any info and ill take more pics and upload them so we can get it 100% accurate... then mod the balls of it
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