Pretty well loved project, while the boards circulating already are cool... they are insanely large.
It'd be cool to have one in a giggable sized enclosure as it is an extremley versatile tool and having it with board mounted pots and odd/even switch would be a huge benefit to the old project (I realise the new boards were fitted for board mounted pots but the spacing was for an obscure pot type rather than the usual 16mm).
I'd love to have it be a through zero flanger as i've been dying for one but I realise that might be asking a bit much (asking for this project in the first place is a bit much!).
And it'd be nice to have the 3007/3207 jumper option on the board which the current boards do/did not offer.
A few minor changes i'd make as well, change the board pin out for the 2N3819 FET, this makes the Threshold control pretty useable as opposed to the J201 which didn't. I'd probably drop the expression control as well but that's probably just me.
I of course second the request. Like he said, if it'd fit in a 1590BB I'd have to have one.
I have a crazy vero layout I was planning on doing someday, looked like a nice challenge.
I think the magic of the ADA is in the ridiculously unavailable chips. If you're building one with the MN3007, I'd rather just use the M117 clone which is a through Zero flanger based on that chip (unless I'm mistaken).
Jacob
Quote from: jkokura on December 22, 2011, 03:37:41 AM
I think the magic of the ADA is in the ridiculously unavailable chips. If you're building one with the MN3007, I'd rather just use the M117 clone which is a through Zero flanger based on that chip (unless I'm mistaken).
Jacob
You are mistaken, the M-117 does not provide Through Zero Flanging, ya need 2 x BBDs to achieve it (or half and half a SAD1024... still technically 2).
I love the sound of the 117, but the A/DA can cop alot more sounds including more liquid/musical where as the 117 to me is more Jetty.
Basically... I want both ;D and for either a Through Zero 117 or Through Zero A/DA because the sound actually annoys me when that Flange sweeps all the way up! Then just drops back down... however I do appreciate the place of both.
I don't think any of the Magic in the A/DA comes from the BBD at all, it comes from the clock circuitry which can drive a BBD extremley well, the Sweep Ratio, the Audio Path its self (not much filtering) the Threshold control which I think can be extremley useful when used as an effect, its LFO, it's a completely different beast to a 117.
Quote from: bigmufffuzzwizz on December 22, 2011, 12:40:11 AM
I of course second the request. Like he said, if it'd fit in a 1590BB I'd have to have one.
I have a crazy vero layout I was planning on doing someday, looked like a nice challenge.
Yeah i've seen the vero layouts for this, pretty insane! I almost built one back when I did vero but I couldn't find a board big enough.
Thanks for the lesson Scruff, I appreciate it. You certainly know much more about BBD circuits than I do, so thanks.
jacob
Quote from: jkokura on December 22, 2011, 03:41:20 PM
Thanks for the lesson Scruff, I appreciate it. You certainly know much more about BBD circuits than I do, so thanks.
jacob
My pleasure, although I hope I didn't come off as a know it all (I did didn't I :-\ appologies).
I certainly don't know everything about BBD effects but I definitley enjoy them and do my best to learn about them. I find the variety much more exciting than dirt which can get pretty samey after your 20th effect!
Unexpectant Bump.
Just thought that there's no project for the A/DA Final Phase so thought i'd tack that on here!
Uses 2 x 4016 ICs for the phasing (6 stages) which is a bit of an odd one but a cheap part compared to OTAs or Optos.
Could be a cool build!
Do you have the schematics? Maybe I can fire up Eagle if I have some time to spare.....
Paul
(No promises, just interested!)
Yup, got 'em all... they're not small circuits though, think it'd have to be double sided for a 1590BB fit with all the board mounted pots and switches and onboard charge pumps etc.
Cheers though! If you want the schematics PM me.
Forgot this... is it a no Brian?
I'd love to see either of these get the Madbean treatment, but especially the flanger. I wonder if it might be worth dropping Brian a PM to see if it's on his radar?
I've just been youtubing the Final Phase and I'll give that one a absolutely. If no one else wants to do it, I will.
Hey Rob,
I just checked out a few clips as well. To me it sounds as cool as the Polyphase. Although I'm a hair more excited about the flanger, it'd be awesome if you took this on! I'm sure the community would be grateful.
Cheers,
Bret
I haven't taken the time to check out the flanger yet. I'm kinda in a phase shifter mode right now because I'm working on a design for one myself. So, that got my interest first. I'm also guessing that any parts updating that will be needed will be more likely to be more straight forward on the phase shifter. I could easily be wrong there though.
Seems like a good test of the new OSH Park share feature too.
Quote from: RobA on August 02, 2013, 04:53:35 PM
I haven't taken the time to check out the flanger yet. I'm kinda in a phase shifter mode right now because I'm working on a design for one myself. So, that got my interest first. I'm also guessing that any parts updating that will be needed will be more likely to be more straight forward on the phase shifter. I could easily be wrong there though.
Seems like a good test of the new OSH Park share feature too.
Moosapotamus on DIYstompboxes has a finished project for the flanger with all the changes made necessary to run on a 3007 (and switchable 3207 would not be hard to add) just the PCBs fit a 1590D! Could easily fit a 1590BB with board mounted pots/switch and on board charge pump, it'd be a much better project like that, although your layout skills will have to be up to scratch for clock/LFO noise.
The Phaser is particularly interesting because of the use of 4016s.
Quote from: Scruffie on August 02, 2013, 06:12:04 PM
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The Phaser is particularly interesting because of the use of 4016s.
I'd agree -- very intriguing.
Would DEFINITELY love to see a 1590BB A/DA Flanger!!! ;D
MN3007-style of course ::)