ZVex - Instant Lo-Fi Junky
- hazelwould
- Breadboard Brother
Here are the pics I got. I don't have it anymore, but I got most of the IC's and all of the pots (if those are needed outside of the pics).
- Hides-His-Eyes
- Tube Twister
Bets on the PIC?
Testing, testing, won too fwee
- controller700
- Breadboard Brother
Thanks for the pictures!
It would be awesome if some guys here would hack that great pedal, but it seems to be quite tricky...
Good luck
It would be awesome if some guys here would hack that great pedal, but it seems to be quite tricky...
Good luck
- Jaicen
- Breadboard Brother
That's awesome, the LFO is being generated by the pic, hence the multiple waveshapes.
Anybody else taking bets on there being a version in the works with MIDI sync?
EDIT: Either way, it's a Boss VB-2 in fancy clothes.
Anybody else taking bets on there being a version in the works with MIDI sync?
EDIT: Either way, it's a Boss VB-2 in fancy clothes.
- culturejam
- Old Solderhand
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I see the two LMC6464s there. Had to look that up: "Quad Micropower, Rail-to-Rail Input and Output CMOS Operational Amplifier"
- Jaicen
- Breadboard Brother
Can anybody see the THAT chip that's supposedly responsible for the compression?
It's not a circuit i'm that interested in cloning, given that my Marshall Supervibe sounds exactly the same, but i'm still curious.
It's not a circuit i'm that interested in cloning, given that my Marshall Supervibe sounds exactly the same, but i'm still curious.
- WhiteKeyHole
- Cap Cooler
It's the SMD IC next to the BL3207, T(HAT)4513.Jaicen wrote:Can anybody see the THAT chip that's supposedly responsible for the compression?
It's not a circuit i'm that interested in cloning, given that my Marshall Supervibe sounds exactly the same, but i'm still curious.
- pedalgrinder
- Cap Cooler
Has anyone also spotted the pic controller chip that probably needs to be programmed unless it can have the data ripped no go as far as i can see.
What's the best thing about fat chicks and scooters? There both fun to ride around until your mates find out!
- Jaicen
- Breadboard Brother
If you do a search, there's a website with code for a PIC LFO somewhere, my guess is it's not too difficult to do.
PIC's can often be blown with a non-read function, so it's likely that the code can't be ripped. However, you could easily knock up a relaxation oscillator to do the same thing in an analogue fashion.
PIC's can often be blown with a non-read function, so it's likely that the code can't be ripped. However, you could easily knock up a relaxation oscillator to do the same thing in an analogue fashion.
- jtn191
- Solder Soldier
WhiteKeyHole wrote:It's the SMD IC next to the BL3207, T(HAT)4513.Jaicen wrote:Can anybody see the THAT chip that's supposedly responsible for the compression?
It's not a circuit i'm that interested in cloning, given that my Marshall Supervibe sounds exactly the same, but i'm still curious.
Actually it's a THAT 4315, no biggie