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Pork Barrel MN3007 15v with Demo

Started by pryde, March 09, 2014, 01:52:16 PM

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pryde

Here is a PB built for a local musician who also likes birds  :)

After some minor circuit tweaking I think it sounds pretty nice overall. There is a road rage under the main board for 15v operation. I did the R39 depth mod with a clear, green LED as well as dropped C17 to 15n. I am going to also build up a small clone soon to have a good comparison of the two. Anyway there is a little simple demo at the bottom with some clean and overdriven chorus-ey stuff.






[soundcloud]https://soundcloud.com/jpparlier/chorus-analog-pb[/soundcloud]


Jabulani Jonny

Oh now that is sweet. I'm getting ready to start on a couple pork barrels. I'll have to check the demo out when I get home.


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rullywowr

Really nice work. Love the etch and wiring. Excellent.



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selfdestroyer

Great looking etch and I am also a suckers for birds.

Cody

sonarchotic

Looks and sounds great! Love that etch.

hylandren

Agree with others: Great looking and sounding build!

It seems like with most enclosure etches, you have to either sacrifice depth for sharpness or vice versa.
Yet you have a lot of depth there AND sharpness as well...
If you don't mind divulging, what etchant/resist combination did you use?

pryde

Quote from: hylandren on March 10, 2014, 03:33:56 PM
Agree with others: Great looking and sounding build!

It seems like with most enclosure etches, you have to either sacrifice depth for sharpness or vice versa.
Yet you have a lot of depth there AND sharpness as well...
If you don't mind divulging, what etchant/resist combination did you use?

Ask and you shall receive  ;)

I did a downloadable enclosure etching tutorial a while back for the forum. Here is the link.
http://www.madbeanpedals.com/forum/index.php?topic=11078.0



peAk

sounds great!

unfortunately, I can't see the pics right now because my company's firewall blocks a lot of pics but doesn't block soundcloud!

Every build should require an audio demo with it!  ;)

Awesome!

Bret608

Not sure how I missed this! How did you find this compares with the Small Clone you're doing? I still love my PB but am curious about how some of the other DIY choruses compare.

pryde

Quote from: Bret608 on March 14, 2014, 09:25:37 PM
Not sure how I missed this! How did you find this compares with the Small Clone you're doing? I still love my PB but am curious about how some of the other DIY choruses compare.

Running the Small Clone at 15 volts I give it the win. To my ears the modulation just sounds a bit wetter/deeper to me. I went back and forth a lot and was getting great sounds from both really but just liked the SC better for whatever reason.

I will say that the difference between 9v and 15v for either circuit is apparent. I first had the SC at 9v against the 15v PB and noticed very lacking bass response and a somewhat compressed sound in comparison. However, putting 15v into the SC opened it up with increased bass, clarity and that "chorus-ey shimmer" thing. So 15v is recommended regardless.

I will try to get together a side by side demo soon while the PB is still in possession.

Guitarmageddon

Paging Mr Hitchcock... ;)
Lovely build.
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