WOW!Thank you so much for your insight sir.I am deeply honored.I will try to read more. Believe me, I am really trying.Thank you for inspiring me more to get these things done. No offense on the Reverb sir, it is much VERY indeed a great pedal. It's just that I want to build it own my own (your madbean projects).I usually build my hobby pedals and parts (sub transistors majority, vactrols, LED/LDR's-thanks to your modifications madbean!) from the resources that are available here in my area. The scarcity of the FV-1/Belton here (third world country) are indeed none. The one I saw on Mr. Hammer's site was indeed excites me because, all of the parts are available! It's just that I don't know how to do it. Thank you so much for the bypass loop buffer! This will help a LOT. Is there a PCB layout?Thank you Sir Jacob!
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Requests / Re: [HELP]Solid State Reverb&bypass looper w/ buffer Project for a Newbie
August 09, 2011, 11:06:43 AM #2
Requests / [HELP]Solid State Reverb&bypass looper w/ buffer Project for a Newbie
August 09, 2011, 03:27:00 AM
Hello everyone,
Well based from the subject, I would like to start this one. I just saw this project. Here's the link:http://hammer.ampage.org/?cmd=lt&xid=&fid=&ex=&pg=8. My problem is I don't know how to convert it to a 9v that would fit into a 1590b. Too much to ask?PLEASE?I have a primitive/little experience in terms of electronics.The basics you would say. I just rely on project layouts (tonepad,ggg,madbean, freestompboxes &DIYStompboxes et al.). It is just a hobby of mine to build-highly addicting!I belong in a medical field course. Any thread/topic would help. You would say....Buy/order the FV chip or byoc type! Too expensive! And it is not available on my area. I don't know the sound/outcome for this one. It's a reverb! Maybe it will sound good! http://hammer.ampage.org/?cmd=lt&xid=&fid=&ex=&pg=4
the bottom reverb sd.gif one. And I want to build also a bypass looper w/a buffer IC/jfet in it. Is it possible? I still want to maintain the natural/clean sound of my guitar. Too much to ask, but thank you in advance! Cheers!
Well based from the subject, I would like to start this one. I just saw this project. Here's the link:http://hammer.ampage.org/?cmd=lt&xid=&fid=&ex=&pg=8. My problem is I don't know how to convert it to a 9v that would fit into a 1590b. Too much to ask?PLEASE?I have a primitive/little experience in terms of electronics.The basics you would say. I just rely on project layouts (tonepad,ggg,madbean, freestompboxes &DIYStompboxes et al.). It is just a hobby of mine to build-highly addicting!I belong in a medical field course. Any thread/topic would help. You would say....Buy/order the FV chip or byoc type! Too expensive! And it is not available on my area. I don't know the sound/outcome for this one. It's a reverb! Maybe it will sound good! http://hammer.ampage.org/?cmd=lt&xid=&fid=&ex=&pg=4
the bottom reverb sd.gif one. And I want to build also a bypass looper w/a buffer IC/jfet in it. Is it possible? I still want to maintain the natural/clean sound of my guitar. Too much to ask, but thank you in advance! Cheers!
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General Questions / Re: Reverb project????
August 09, 2011, 01:30:01 AM
Dear Sir,
Well based from the subject, I would like to start this one. I just saw this project. Here's the link:http://hammer.ampage.org/?cmd=lt&xid=&fid=&ex=&pg=8. My problem is I don't know how to convert it to a 9v that would fit into a 1590b. Too much to ask?PLEASE?I have a primitive/little experience in terms of electronics.The basics you would say. I just rely on project layouts (tonepad,ggg,madbean, &DIYStompboxes et al.). It is just a hobby of mine to build-highly addicting!I belong in a medical field course. Any thread/topic would help. You would say....Buy/order the FV chip or byoc type! Too expensive! And it is not available on my area. I don't know the sound/outcome for this one. It's a reverb! Maybe it will sound good! http://hammer.ampage.org/?cmd=lt&xid=&fid=&ex=&pg=4
the bottom reverb sd.gif one. And I want to build also a bypass looper w/a buffer IC/jfet in it. Is it possible? I still want to maintain the natural/clean sound of my guitar. Too much to ask, but thank you in advance! Cheers!
Well based from the subject, I would like to start this one. I just saw this project. Here's the link:http://hammer.ampage.org/?cmd=lt&xid=&fid=&ex=&pg=8. My problem is I don't know how to convert it to a 9v that would fit into a 1590b. Too much to ask?PLEASE?I have a primitive/little experience in terms of electronics.The basics you would say. I just rely on project layouts (tonepad,ggg,madbean, &DIYStompboxes et al.). It is just a hobby of mine to build-highly addicting!I belong in a medical field course. Any thread/topic would help. You would say....Buy/order the FV chip or byoc type! Too expensive! And it is not available on my area. I don't know the sound/outcome for this one. It's a reverb! Maybe it will sound good! http://hammer.ampage.org/?cmd=lt&xid=&fid=&ex=&pg=4
the bottom reverb sd.gif one. And I want to build also a bypass looper w/a buffer IC/jfet in it. Is it possible? I still want to maintain the natural/clean sound of my guitar. Too much to ask, but thank you in advance! Cheers!
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