Eden Analog - Nashville

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Post by noelgrassy »

At $140 they're being very realistic in terms of what we usually see for an OD pedal.

It looks like there's a second transistor, but that doesn't rule it out of being a TS clone
of some sort.

AG, the seller's guts shot was kinda tiny, but they don't goop!
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Post by HAR_RJ »

Does anyone have any info on this circuit? I heard that it's another TS clone and would like to know what changes where made t it.

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Post by Greg »

noelgrassy wrote:
It looks like there's a second transistor, but that doesn't rule it out of being a TS clone
of some sort.
A standard TS circuit has 2 transistors. (2 buffers).
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"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."
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Post by HAR_RJ »

That is from above, so what are trying to say?
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Post by tube-exorcist »

That is from above, so what are trying to say?
That you should learn to use the forum software.

The picture "above" has 400 x 300 pixels, If you click on the picture attached you will get a resolution of 800 x 600 pixels. It´s easy to recognize this on the different size of the evilbay watermark in the right lower corner.
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Post by rs »

The component layout is very similar to Tonepad's Tube Screamer!!!
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Post by HAR_RJ »

Thanks. Didn't know what the heck he was talking about. Just needed to know if it was YATS. Thanks again RS!
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Post by KikoBass »

Resurrecting the post: anyone has the schematic?
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