Low Tide Modulator Mockup Pedal - Arriving Soon!
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nikyramone
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I got chips and simply change between them whenever I feel like it. I thought that I would be using mostly the "normal" one after getting bored of the weird sounds of the experimental. Surprisingly I ended up using the experimental multiflange most of the time.
Two thing (and I don't know if it is because I did something wrong) mine is subtle even with feedback maxed and I always get some digital noise from the LFO and the bbd. The last problem can be diminished by adjusting and internal trimpot (although something always remains) and I usually silence it by putting a boost before the flanger.
Two thing (and I don't know if it is because I did something wrong) mine is subtle even with feedback maxed and I always get some digital noise from the LFO and the bbd. The last problem can be diminished by adjusting and internal trimpot (although something always remains) and I usually silence it by putting a boost before the flanger.
Which version did you go for?
(I'd like to get both)
I built the more traditional version but will likely order the multirange version soon. I suggest getting the PCB + ICs combination. If you usually order pots from Tayda for other projects or have an existing inventory you can pass on getting the set of pots for the pedal.Which version did you go for?
(I'd like to get both)
Both the Multirange Flangelicious and FilterFX use the custom TAPFLO chip that has multiple LFO waveforms (including a random one that seems similar to the function in the Low Tide). If you order the FilterFX it is a good value to get the PCB plus vactrols and switches combination.
Sataniko666xoxo
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Is the V3207D can be replaced with the MN3207?
online sources suggest they are interchangeable, but there have been reports of bad MN3207s being sold. Probably one of the reasons that the V3207D was put into production.
The Coolaudio V3207 (a replacement for the MN3207) is a low-noise analog delay line capable of delaying an analog signal up to 51.2msec. ......
This device is functionally compatible to the Panasonic MN3207.
muskding: CoolAudio V3207D, 1024 stage low noisde BBD, Analog Delay. Compatible to MN3207.
Sataniko666xoxo
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Good to know! I was looking for the Coolaudio one but i ended on ebay with some MN3207. I'll try to find some V3207D that can be shipped to canada...
Sataniko666xoxo
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http://smallbear-electronics.mybigcommerce.com/alpha-dual-gang-16mm-pc-mount/ they have the 1M Log Dual is it working?
NickC
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ok is this good for the LM78L05?
www.taydaelectronics.com
i have all the parts , i just need one LM258P, where i can find one?
L7805CV-DG LM7805 L7805 7805 Voltage Regulator IC 5V 1.5A
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i have all the parts , i just need one LM258P, where i can find one?
I believe this is the correct one - Tayda
And from Mouser:
My understanding is the dipswitches are as follows:
1. 6 DB Boost
2.. 6 DB Pad and impedance adjustment for line level instruments
This is something I might put on the front panel to switch between guitars and keys on the fly. I'm not sure what the right parts would be for tacking on top-side flip switches. I will have to look into it...
I believe that the LM358 is a drop-in replacement for the LM258.ok is this good for the LM78L05?
L7805CV-DG LM7805 L7805 7805 Voltage Regulator IC 5V 1.5A
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i have all the parts , i just need one LM258P, where i can find one?
I am not sure about the 5 volt regulator -- I think you need one that is the size of a transistor instead of the larger higher-current version..
Looking at the image of the PCB, there are 4 holes for a BOOST and PAD switch. I don't see a part like that at Tayda. Mouser probably has what is needed, but I imagine we can jumper the pins on the PCB to use with a guitar and other pedals (or use wires to connect to whatever kind of switch(es) you want to mount externally.
The board also looks like it may have an optional SMD mount for the J201.
Robert
Reverse Engineer
This is a more suitable regulator:
www.taydaelectronics.com
L78L05ACZ L78L05 78L05 +5 VOLTS 100mA Voltage Regulator IC
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benny_profane
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Note that if you don't go with the L78L05 regulator and instead use the L7805, you need to be sure of the pin outs.
Robert
Reverse Engineer
I wanted to make an amendment to what I said earlier in the thread.
These type closed frame 1/4" jacks fit nicely. It's easiest if you install them in the enclosure before mounting the PCB.
These type closed frame 1/4" jacks fit nicely. It's easiest if you install them in the enclosure before mounting the PCB.
Leftovernoise
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So, starting to gather parts for this pedal. Looking at the parts list, I can find j201 through hole, albeit a little expensive from stewmac. But for the 2SK208-y it says you can also use a j201. I don't know enough to know if that will make a difference in the sound or not. Totally willing to try smd soldering if the 2sk208 will make a big difference in the circuit.
The picture is generic for all the parts of that model. The one with 2 dip switches will have four pins. I just confirmed it in the datasheet to make sure.
