http://www.dirk-hendrik.com/ibanez_cp835.pdf
Yes AG, the caps in the bypass switching are 10n and not 47 as expected. Yes the power supply filter cap is rated 10 volts only. However, feel free to use the
smiley again. 
Ibanez - CP-835 Compressor [schematic]
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Dirk_Hendrik
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Another Dynacomp clone for those interested.
http://www.dirk-hendrik.com/ibanez_cp835.pdf
Yes AG, the caps in the bypass switching are 10n and not 47 as expected. Yes the power supply filter cap is rated 10 volts only. However, feel free to use the smiley again.
http://www.dirk-hendrik.com/ibanez_cp835.pdf
Yes AG, the caps in the bypass switching are 10n and not 47 as expected. Yes the power supply filter cap is rated 10 volts only. However, feel free to use the
smiley again. -
MoreCowbell
- Transistor Tuner
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Thanks Dirk...I'll download and save for future referenceDirk_Hendrik wrote:Another Dynacomp clone for those interested.
http://www.dirk-hendrik.com/ibanez_cp835.pdf
Yes AG, the caps in the bypass switching are 10n and not 47 as expected. Yes the power supply filter cap is rated 10 volts only. However, feel free to use the
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analogguru
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Dirk_Hendrik wrote: Yes AG, the caps in the bypass switching are 10n and not 47 as expected.
This doesn´t confuse me - but all of the years I am looking at those caps in several units I am always thinking, why they use a film capacitor there and not a (cheaper) ceramic cap..... This was normal in these old pedals.Yes the power supply filter cap is rated 10 volts only.
However, feel free to use the
Many thanks for the schematic. Many years I was curious whats inside a CP835..... Yes..... Ahhhh.... How is it about the CP830 ?
analogguru
There´s a sucker born every minute - and too many of them end up in the bootweak pedal biz.