It’s been tweaked for some time now. Earlier posts update1 update2. Here’s a short demo of it.
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Work in progress
For those who do not want to wait for their Zeta Sound pedal to be built can now order some pedals directly from reverb
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Here’s a custom built fOXX Tone Machine from zeta sound, dressed in velvet.
Used the same circuit board layout as in this build. Hosted in a Hammond 1590BB enclosure.
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Some images from the workbench.
Mounting hardware in a Lady Dirt tube pedal.
The circuit board of the Bull pedal. There’s silicone diodes clipping and in the front of the image you ses two germanium AA144 diodes. There’s three BC184 transistors and one 2N3904. Posted earlier here.
Just had to take this picture. A cap from the 1950:s vs a modern one, same uF and voltage rating.
Here’s a gut shot from the new prototype of the Maestro PS-1A clone.
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An old Luxor 1950:s tube radio.
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Main switches in an old Luxor magnetofon.
Seen in the schematic
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A chorus from the -80:s, the Yamaha CH-01. Based on the MN3009 256 stage BBD chip and the MN3101 clock generator.
Had the circuit recaped and trimmers adjusted for bias, clock speed and depth.
And here we have a chorus once again delivering.
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A Lady Dirt pedal up for sale.
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How about a clone of a fOXX Tone Machine. First prototype from zeta-sound, including germanium diodes, stompswitch for octave and bypass, DC-Jack and battery space. Hosted in a 1590B type of enclosure.
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Video and pictures of the V2 zeta-sound clone of the Maestro PS-1A phase shifter.
Mainly changes made in the main circuit board layout , allowing the stompswitches a bit more centered and using onboard in/output jacks. The speed selector circuit works the same as in V1, tap the switch and change the speed through three presets. Blue -> Slow, Green -> Medium, Red -> Fast.
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