ProAnalog Dual Drive Mk1
- TWSpedals
- Breadboard Brother
Traced from a 2004 unit.
Clearly based on a tube screamer with some interesting addtions/changes. With my set up the Phat switch doesn't do much.
There is no pull down resistors. The Bias rail isn't at half the supply. The last half of the 2nd op-amp is not used.
I can't add the schematic so here is a link to my reddit post with it attached. https://www.reddit.com/r/diypedals/comm ... drive_mk1/
Clearly based on a tube screamer with some interesting addtions/changes. With my set up the Phat switch doesn't do much.
There is no pull down resistors. The Bias rail isn't at half the supply. The last half of the 2nd op-amp is not used.
I can't add the schematic so here is a link to my reddit post with it attached. https://www.reddit.com/r/diypedals/comm ... drive_mk1/
Have a nice day!
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Seems like a waste of nice germanium transistors, but maybe one can use components from the "scratch-n-dent" bin (so low HFE, more leakage than preferable etc.)
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Assuming my schematic is accurate (I believe it is) I agree the germanium transistors as diodes is a shame. A lot could be DC coupled as the 1uf capacitors seem a little redundant. The whole half of a 4558 not being used when there's a transistor used as an output buffer is another interesting choice.
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