anevilspar7an
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SHU-Tone DM-3
The DM-3 is such a nice analog delay with plenty of adjustability for clean and driven tones. I set the trimmers by ear since I don't own an oscilloscope, wasn't too much of a hastle. Hardware is from LMS, the enclosure I think is an Amazon special when I was looking for gold boxes. I did have a hiccup at first when I didn't measure the height of my usual Würth Electronik electrolytics so I had to wait on some low profile to come in. I also ran out of 7.5K 1/8w resistors so I did a little bending to get some 1/4w in there.
PPCB Cleaver Boost
I got this board a while ago and decided to build it In response to my lead guitarist saying he may want to go back to boosting his 6505+ instead of the SD-1 I built him. I tested it with my new(to me) Bugera 6262 to get an idea of how it reacts, it did not disappoint. I do like the gain switch when you want a little hair instead of a clean boost and the treble switch is pretty subtle to my ears. The JFET selection was pretty random as I just decided to test in circuit, as you can see in the pic below I barely had to adjust the trimmers so I think I picked two 2N5458 that were close to spec. Hardware from LMS and enclosure from SBP with my signature Gold on Black/Black on Gold scheme.
The DM-3 is such a nice analog delay with plenty of adjustability for clean and driven tones. I set the trimmers by ear since I don't own an oscilloscope, wasn't too much of a hastle. Hardware is from LMS, the enclosure I think is an Amazon special when I was looking for gold boxes. I did have a hiccup at first when I didn't measure the height of my usual Würth Electronik electrolytics so I had to wait on some low profile to come in. I also ran out of 7.5K 1/8w resistors so I did a little bending to get some 1/4w in there.
PPCB Cleaver Boost
I got this board a while ago and decided to build it In response to my lead guitarist saying he may want to go back to boosting his 6505+ instead of the SD-1 I built him. I tested it with my new(to me) Bugera 6262 to get an idea of how it reacts, it did not disappoint. I do like the gain switch when you want a little hair instead of a clean boost and the treble switch is pretty subtle to my ears. The JFET selection was pretty random as I just decided to test in circuit, as you can see in the pic below I barely had to adjust the trimmers so I think I picked two 2N5458 that were close to spec. Hardware from LMS and enclosure from SBP with my signature Gold on Black/Black on Gold scheme.
