
Does anybody know about this Telenordia germanium compressor?
Besides that it looks neat it seems to be an optical compression circuit with a couple of germanium transistors.
Anybody traced this one?
maybe you are right but this pedal is known to be especially low-noise.JHS wrote:Ge-trannies are way noisier compared to Si-types and it make no sense to use them in a compressor. Ge-type distortion is not what I expect from a compressor, IMHO it should be free of any kind of distortion.
JHS
will trylohstah wrote:i say talk to your friend to convince him...
check the main page, they say all pedals are germanium based designs.JHS wrote:I found the description for the TK-23 compressor on the Telenordia site and there is a wink to their GE-booster too, but no info that there are Ge-trannies in the circuit.
try it. that would be great, you could try the diystompboxes differential amplifier design and make it GE to replace the OPsnail wrote:I've allways had this crazy idea (don't know if will work tho) of using GE trannies in an orange squeezer type of design. By itself it is already a pretty warm comp with nice booster capabilities, I want to replace the IC stage for a GE stage somehow![]()
Just me thinking aloud... if I ever succed I may share it with you guys!
snail
Hmmm, an intersting challenge.....but first: How many people spent EUR 259,-- for this Ge-compressor until now ? I mean, I would need this for my economical calculation.....:COMPETITION!!!!
the first of you guys that sends me a FULLY CORRECT schematic of the TK-23 gets a free, yep TK-23.
Hello Matthias,MattHahn wrote:Hi Guys!
COMPETITION!!!!
the first of you guys that sends me a FULLY CORRECT schematic of the TK-23 gets a free, yep TK-23.
have fun
Matthias Hahn
Telenordia R´n´R Gear
Berlin, Germany
A good friendly attitude Matthias - hope your business does well for youif you want to have one and cant afford it/dont want to buy such an "expensive" pedal/ have fun doing your own...enjoy it, no problem with me.