ADA Flanger

[Giorfida]

Another classic that I’ve not seen (and would bring back a lot of childhood memories for me) is the ADA Flanger. I believe the original used the Reticon SAD1024 delay, but there is no reason a MN3007 couldn’t be used instead!

 

[VanWhy]

I think this is the schematic for it. Looks pretty cool. There is a newer, smaller version but likely all smd. Interesting if possible. Either way going to be hard to find to trace.

 

[Giorfida]

I think this is the schematic for it. Looks pretty cool. There is a newer, smaller version but likely all smd. Interesting if possible. Either way going to be hard to find to trace.

Vero layout hard to trace, but there are legit schematics out there, so really no need to trace…. Now adapting to mn3007 would likely take a bit. But I don’t think it’s impossible.
Never knew about the SMT version. I’ll have to check one out sometime!

 

[owlexifry]

Flintlock Flanger V.1.3 - Lectric-fx

Sale! The Flintlock Flanger is a recreation of the classic A/DA flanger circuit, adapted to use the more common MN3007 (Or MN/V/BL3207) BBD Chip, but still achieve the same sounds and wide sweep for which the original is famous. For the first time ever, this circuit can be built & housed in to...

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it’s been done with MN3007

 

[Bricksnbeatles]

The PBF flanger is a favorite of mine! A 125B PCB layout (stacked boards) would be fantastic

 

[Feral Feline]

Always in for Flangerama.

 

[drgonzo1969]

that vero layout is scary. 132 cuts, 60 jumpers... no thank you. PCB would be sweet tho. upvote