Kingsley - Harlot Tube Overdrive [traced]
Hi, I just joined the forum.
I am very very new to building effects. I am still in the paint by numbers phase. I am only really building clones with PCBs that are readily available. I am hoping to get a better understanding as time goes on and hopefully make some cool stuff of my own.
Anyway, I have a Kingsley Harlot v2. A friend of mine traced it and made the schematic. From what I understand he changed some of the capacitors and resistors, but the original uses 630v polyester caps and 1/2 resistors.
He also did not trace the power supply, but I do know its a "nixie" supply and probably similar to the Page that is also posted on here.
Hope you all enjoy. Please feel free to update it if you like. I would, but I do not really know what I am doing. I am mostly a spectator at this point, but I thought I would share to other stomp box enthusiasts .
I am very very new to building effects. I am still in the paint by numbers phase. I am only really building clones with PCBs that are readily available. I am hoping to get a better understanding as time goes on and hopefully make some cool stuff of my own.
Anyway, I have a Kingsley Harlot v2. A friend of mine traced it and made the schematic. From what I understand he changed some of the capacitors and resistors, but the original uses 630v polyester caps and 1/2 resistors.
He also did not trace the power supply, but I do know its a "nixie" supply and probably similar to the Page that is also posted on here.
Hope you all enjoy. Please feel free to update it if you like. I would, but I do not really know what I am doing. I am mostly a spectator at this point, but I thought I would share to other stomp box enthusiasts .
I am very sorry I did not trace it. I just posted what was traced and given to me. I can include some pictures of the internals, but I am not sure how to measure the voltages.
- brejna
- Breadboard Brother
Thanks for pics. Any chance for more pics so we can trace power supply pcb? Could you take pics of bottom side of power supply pcb, also we need values of the yellow multilayer cap, el.cap behind the irf730 and the value of the el.cap close to 6v3 regulator.
I will if it’s fairly easy to take apart and put back together.
- brejna
- Breadboard Brother
Easier said than done. The second screw is really hard to get to. I even unscrewed the switch and tried to move it but the wires are so tight that I couldn’t get to the screw. I will mess with it more later and see if I can get to it
- brejna
- Breadboard Brother