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Has anyone had any experience with this chip? It claims to be a MN3005 replacement, coming in at about half the price.

What concerns me is when I googled it, it seemed to be mainly an eBay chip- very few hits elsewhere. I tried a search on the Panasonic Industrial site without any success (but that could be me.)

I'm tempted to build up a MN3005 circuit, then swap the two over. That is of course unless someone else has tried it.

Anyone?

Cheers

dMac

This should test you out, Brian!

I got to play with a CE1 the other day, and it makes a CE2 sound like trash- and to me, that's saying something. OK, it had to be after a buffered pedal to work right, but didn't it work right! Oh, my....  

Agreed there's a small problem with the CE1 being originally for keyboards, but that's only a matter of fixing the impedence, or maybe slipping a little buffer into the box.

If you could do it, I would worship at your feet and proclaim "I am not worthy" on the hour, every hour.

wasteofspacester (who is not worthy anyway...)

(Oh, and in return, I shall build an original-spec 18v Colorsound Booster out of the cherrybomb to share with everyone. Hey, good enough for Gilmour, good enough for me...)


(edited to add bribery)

Hi, all!  Sorry for the dumb question.

I'm curious about the Neutrino build. I see there is a Burst vs Black build option.

Lovepedals are a bit thin on the ground where I am so I can't A/B. I've had a look on YouTube for Eternities, and the quality hasn't been good enough to pick enough of a difference to convince me one way or another. I also see that Lovepedal has now moved on to the Eternity Fuse, and the "eternity Promo" vid doesn't mention which model, so their site isn't much help. 

So, OK, I see assymetrical clipping, and a bit more filtering; is there a significant tonal difference between Brian's two Neutrinos?   

Cheers

wasteofspace