joelorigo
Well-known member
Here's my finished Beatle Juice.
I am using 1N4148 diodes currently since others have previously said that they didn't hear a difference between those, 1N914 and OA200 in the original.
I am using the original BC547A transistors which are hfe in the 300s but I did try 2N2222A which were in the 180-190 range and it didn't make any sound, and BC109 which were in the 520 range and it reduced the volume output substantially, made it more gated and took away some low end. Kind of a cool sound but I liked the BC547A better.
Also used a A10k for the volume instead of the B10k because of the thread about a massive volume boost on the pot rotation.
I had a few designs I was working on, including one where I had a free AI program make a "Beatlejuice" image but when I saw the new-ish candy red enclosure I decided to go clean, kinda like the original footswitch of the Vox amp.
Looking forward to trying it in front of my Pharmacist!
I am using 1N4148 diodes currently since others have previously said that they didn't hear a difference between those, 1N914 and OA200 in the original.
I am using the original BC547A transistors which are hfe in the 300s but I did try 2N2222A which were in the 180-190 range and it didn't make any sound, and BC109 which were in the 520 range and it reduced the volume output substantially, made it more gated and took away some low end. Kind of a cool sound but I liked the BC547A better.
Also used a A10k for the volume instead of the B10k because of the thread about a massive volume boost on the pot rotation.
I had a few designs I was working on, including one where I had a free AI program make a "Beatlejuice" image but when I saw the new-ish candy red enclosure I decided to go clean, kinda like the original footswitch of the Vox amp.
Looking forward to trying it in front of my Pharmacist!