My next build shall be a Rat clone. This could be the Muroidea Distortion. While i watched different Rat versions on youtube i realized that the Fat switch really played great with a Strat. I looked everywhere for a schematic, but no avail. Can anyone help me?
Everyone loves a big fat filthy bass guitar sound, and a lot of bass players use the Rat to get it. I love the Rat, it’s one of my favourite guitar pedals, but the trouble for bass players is…
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There's two other ways Tranter showed to switch it up, but I went with the same way Marcus did.
I haven't tried the Reutz mod, but from everything I've read/demos I've heard I decided Tranter's mod was the way to go.
Sounded great with my Bass-Bass.
Yeah, I should've mentioned in my earlier post that I've seen components and circuit discussed, but never an actual schematic.
I did not mean to imply that anything in my previous post had anything to do with the Fat Rat circuit itself, just things to consider when fattening up a Rat.
I've read a few things here and there about ways of adding some beef to the Pandora circuit. I am surprised at how much I like this pedal but have always felt it lacked some grunt in the low end. So with my latest version I have increased C13 to 470nF (from 100nF) to let some more beefy...
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It's a simple mod I think. You'll just need to whip up a small daughter board.
I think i try the 6.8 uF with the original 4.7uF in parallel, if not enough i go with the higher side of the G Tranter mod (560 Ohm and 4.7 uF in parallel).
I think i try the 6.8 uF with the original 4.7uF in parallel, if not enough i go with the lower side of the G Tranter mod (560 Ohm and 4.7 uF in parallel).
In case anyone is interested and likes Vero - I drew this up recently. It's a Proco Rate with added Bass pot with Chuck's guidance. I haven't built this articular layout but it should work - I have built this circuit and it works well.
Pro Co Rat Schematic, Power Supply Stage, Clipper Amplifier, Voltage Gain, Low/High Pass Filtering, LM308 Op-Amp Selection, Diode Clipping, Tone Control, Output Stage, Pro Co Rat Frequency Response, Resources