bluedmc777
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Nothing just a money grab.
What's on the workbench?
- Thread starter PedalPCB
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10000% less of them
Robert
Reverse Engineer
vigilante398
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Sometimes the loudest rats are those that make no sound at all. RIP Rat Hole.I live in Chicago. Wanna talk rat noise? Pull up a chair, friend.
Ginsly
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notTHEwillienelson
Member
I picked one up too. It's not a Rat clone, but it has a similar sound. It uses 2x 4558s, I'm assuming 1 for buffers and 1 for gain stages, but I haven't tried to sort it out yet (smd pcb). I'm sure Robert will fill us in soon enough.
Robert
Reverse Engineer
My guess is that it's going to be closely related to this one:
vigilante398
Authorized Vendor
This is exactly what the world needs right now
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notTHEwillienelson
Member
Makes sense. Sounds great.
I cant find any video of this one. That is supposed to sound like a higher gain bluesbreaker, and even more gain would make it the Cat?
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Laundryroom David
Keyboard Cowboy 🤠
I just breadboarded that and holy guacamole does it sound good.
Laundryroom David
Keyboard Cowboy 🤠
Modify the tone control and change the clipping range a bit and it would be mighty close.
Robert
Reverse Engineer
@Bricksnbeatles
Waaaaay more fun than ringmod...
Also, processing and monitoring a live signal (coming from an external signal generator)
... I suppose I should start a new thread just for this project, it's gotten a bit out of hand ...
Waaaaay more fun than ringmod...
Also, processing and monitoring a live signal (coming from an external signal generator)
... I suppose I should start a new thread just for this project, it's gotten a bit out of hand ...
pricklyrobot
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So this is the board to get if you want to mess around with this?
Curious if I could build a Frequency Modulation (aka Vibrato with an audio-rate modulation oscillator) effect with this…
