For Scooter. :) This is actually his PIFmas present ... or rather, a backup PIFmas present, since his other present didn't work out (it was going to be a new circuit design that didn't work in the PCB stage).
(http://jonpattonmusic.files.wordpress.com/2014/03/blue-warbler-ver-2.jpg?h=450)(http://jonpattonmusic.files.wordpress.com/2014/03/blue-warbler-v-2-guts.jpg?h=450)
I'll post the new schematic and layout soon, but the circuit has had a pretty major overhaul, including a new smaller envelope circuit with better control, a MOSFET dry path, and a depth control that actually works properly. Mine is very slightly different from Jacob's forthcoming project, mostly just a couple different component values, but Jacob's PCB is also going to have a couple extra options on it. The really big things are that the tremolo mode is back on -- no more volume drop! -- and that it now works with a wider range of photocells instead of requiring the VTL5C1. I used a Silonex 7530 here (the same photocell used in many univibe clones) because it looks awesome.
I'm still filming the demo, which I have to finish tonight before I mail this off to Scooter.
Beautiful art Jon :D
Man, that looks so good I didn't even notice the Rate knob was a knob at first!
...no, I'm not tired. Why do you ask?
Beautifully done Jon! The artwork is great always. ;D
Nice!
Josh
Very Nice!
Quote from: lincolnic on March 31, 2014, 03:34:03 AM
Man, that looks so good I didn't even notice the Rate knob was a knob at first!
...no, I'm not tired. Why do you ask?
+1! I didn't notice it until I read your comment. Haha! looks good Jon! I think this is the first 1590B I've seen you do in a while.