Heathkit ta-28

Swapping that heathkit ta-28 for a 5K pot would probably make a useful fuzz control. Now this really got me interested. But my desk is full Jimiphoton's video on DIY forum is pretty great, heathkit ta-28, so I might have to try this one day.

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Heathkit ta-28

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There's always a chance with voltage dividers that the output may be slightly different because it's totally dependant on the ratio of the measured values of the two resistors, heathkit ta-28. I just heathkit ta-28 too many projects going on right now mainly a couple of tone benders.

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Heathkit ta-28

Swapping that 2K7 for a 5K pot would probably make a useful fuzz control. Now this really got me interested. But my desk is full Jimiphoton's video on DIY forum is pretty great, so I might have to try this one day. No diodes involved at all dropping the voltage from 9v to 1. It's voltage divider, that drops it from 9V to 1,5V. Don't know what it does to the current consumption though. I plan on using your layouts to make these. I wanted to ask you about the schottky diode in the power supply, since there is no specifications for it.

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It needs another amplifier stage at the end. Just plug this new unit between your guitar and your amplifier and you've got that "fuzz" sound. Post by pinkjimiphoton » 17 Sep , Post by pinkjimiphoton » 09 Sep , Wanted to check this with you guys first. Have no idea where those got to. I may build one later on. I wanted to ask you about the schottky diode in the power supply, since there is no specifications for it. I have 12Ks in place of 1Ks at the tone, and it's around unity - with trimmer the one that replaces the 10K at Q2 collector set at about 0. Using schottky's instead for D1 to D3 would affect the final voltage. Of course, I had read this was common problem with the Ampeg Scrambler. Post by LucifersTrip » 14 Sep , drewl wrote: Was that a kit like other heathkit stuff? You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post. Maybe I should start another thread for that. Jimi suggested making the 1K's in the tone stack 10K.

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I think that was a Hallibar sp? I have 12Ks in place of 1Ks at the tone, and it's around unity - with trimmer the one that replaces the 10K at Q2 collector set at about 0. Originally sold in kit form, this used a single AA battery to supply the required 1. Some people have noted that the circuit can lack volume, so consider putting your favourite booster in the same box if you find the same thing. I hope it's no ones missus here. I may build one later on. But my desk is full Build it in one evening and increase the versatility of your music system. Just plug this new unit between your guitar and your amplifier and you've got that "fuzz" sound. Thinking about the divider it'd probably be better to do it with a single trimmer instead of two resistors then you can fine tune it exactly. If this is the fuzz that was mounted on the Hofner Ambassador guitar than you can hear it on the riffs played all over the first 3 albums by Grand Funk Railroad. Don't know what it does to the current consumption though. Post by ljn » 25 Feb , Doron Barness 8 October at Post by LucifersTrip » 17 Sep , remove the "s" from https.