I'm Bored - Need a Board:

[Inspector #20]

Smart!

 

[syscokid]

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Hey Smitty... Welcome back from Spring Break.

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[smitty_p]

Hey Smitty... Welcome back from Spring Break.

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Spring break?

No. Not me.

 

[guitarweasel]

 

[Inspector #20]

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We're not worthy!!!

 

[67plexi]

Pedaltrain,Pedaltrain,Pedaltrain..................... And a good regulated power supply will cost more but well worth it. I got the large Pedaltrain it filled up fast

 

[ChasFred]

Pedaltrain,Pedaltrain,Pedaltrain..................... And a good regulated power supply will cost more but well worth it. I got the large Pedaltrain it filled up fast

The bigger the pedal board you buy, the more pedals you end up owning. Waldo's law of GAS.

 

[67plexi]

It's this guy's fault watch his videos I pulled the trigger on a BSM Metal Treble Booster last night.

 

[ivan H]

It's this guy's fault watch his videos I pulled the trigger on a BSM Metal Treble Booster last night.

Rangemasters are great. I've built a few in pedal format, using OC44, OC75, OC76 transistors. The OC44 is my favorite & one of my most used pedals. Cheers

 

[67plexi]

HI Ivan just found some Mullard OC140 NPN in my stash

 

[Inspector #20]

It's this guy's fault watch his videos I pulled the trigger on a BSM Metal Treble Booster last night.

I use this for treble boosting...big knob on the right...

 

[Gahr]

It's this guy's fault watch his videos I pulled the trigger on a BSM Metal Treble Booster last night.

Ah! Everybody needs a "toolebbulloo boostah"!

I love them. I have an Analogman Beano Boost and a British Pedal Company Rangemaster. Sweet little things.

 

[ivan H]

HI Ivan just found some Mullard OC140 NPN in my stash

Nice. Many considered OC140's the preferred transistor for negative ground tonebenders & the like. Cheers

 

[67plexi]

Ivan one of my tone benders NPN it will take the paint off the walls. The Tone Bender Timeline History

 

[ivan H]

Ivan one of my tone benders NPN it will take the paint off the walls. The Tone Bender Timeline History

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Cool. I don't mind a good Tonebender. I see you do them point to point on perf board too. My prefered method. I'll post a pic of a Mk1 I did when I get home later. Cheers

 

[ivan H]

Here is the Mk1 I built a while back
Took quite a while auditioning transistors to find 3 that would bias up properly & play nicely together in this circuit. I then added an external bias adjustment for Q1 & Q3 (correct bias positions marked on enclosure front face) as I had seen a youtube video of one with these added. Makes it much more than the one trick pony a Mk1 is without them. Sorry for derailing the thread guys. Cheers

 

[67plexi]

Nice clean work Ivan Pro++++

 

[ivan H]

Thanks plexi. Means a lot coming from you. Cheers