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New PT2399 analysis from ElectroSmash.com

Started by culturejam, July 05, 2018, 02:39:44 PM

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Fantastic! Thanks for pointing this link out!
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cooder

That's a very well written article, not that I'm an expert, just thinking....
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chromesphere

That pt2395 has me interested :D I wonder why people arent using it for projects.
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Quote from: chromesphere on July 06, 2018, 04:28:44 AM
That pt2395 has me interested :D I wonder why people arent using it for projects.

I know Danelectro has used it in one of their echos, and I swear I've seen at least one older DIY design using it ( http://www.sdiy.org/destrukto/vc-echo.html ). I imagine its largely a case of "what on earth do I do with this 40 pin monstrosity" in the DIY world, not to mention its harder to lay hands on than the 2399.

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The 2395 has a longer delay, and a cleaner sound to it. I've got a module that uses it.

Harder to work with, though. More real estate is needed, plus that additional RAM chip.

The 2399 is a good compromise, for most guitar applications.
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