Completed builds: rebote 2.5; supreaux; odie; heartthrob tremolo; ross phaser; dr. boogey; thor; baja black toast; slow gear attack, rebote, tri-vibe, small clone, little angel, magnus modulus, echo base, hex fuzz, big muff, 22/7.
Completed builds: rebote 2.5; supreaux; odie; heartthrob tremolo; ross phaser; dr. boogey; thor; baja black toast; slow gear attack, rebote, tri-vibe, small clone, little angel, magnus modulus, echo base, hex fuzz, big muff, 22/7.
an 8 bit dac is a digital to analog converter 8 bit but i very much doubt thats what its using i also searched the net high low up and down and found nothing on that IC bit of a mystery hardly worth tracing if we can't work out what the ic is.
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rocklander wrote:can't find much info on the TA75747P
It's a cheap dual op-amp. Back in the 1980s it was considered "low noise".
Since when a (dual) 741 was considered "low noise" back in the 1980s ?
TA75747P = µA747 = dual 741
"I've noticed there's an inverse relationship between cost of gear and talent. If you need the most expensive gear to get decent tones, then you suck as a player."
The problem here is not working where the tracks go and the values it's what are the TA75747p Toshiba chip is. Once thats worked out the pedal can be traced and schematic can be created.
What's the best thing about fat chicks and scooters? There both fun to ride around until your mates find out!
pedalgrinder wrote:The problem here is not working where the tracks go and the values it's what are the TA75747p Toshiba chip is. Once thats worked out the pedal can be traced and schematic can be created.
"I've noticed there's an inverse relationship between cost of gear and talent. If you need the most expensive gear to get decent tones, then you suck as a player."
rocklander wrote:can't find much info on the TA75747P
It's a cheap dual op-amp. Back in the 1980s it was considered "low noise".
Since when a (dual) 741 was considered "low noise" back in the 1980s ?
TA75747P = µA747 = dual 741
According to the specification I've seen, it was supposed to be akin to a dual 741S (which was the "low noise" version). I always suspected that the "S" versions were just "selected" - the ones that hissed a bit less in their test jigs! I remember these ICs being used in Marantz tuners as the audio output buffers!
"Why is it humming?" "Because it doesn't know the words!"
If thats just a dual 741 why is it so damn hard to find out what it is. I read exactly the letters i could see on the chip. What else can you go by. Is there somewhere online i don't know about. Or is that from experience you know that chip is that. I don't say that sarcastically i want to know how you did it so i can in the future. Thanks
What's the best thing about fat chicks and scooters? There both fun to ride around until your mates find out!
