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Decided to bread board a je1000 so I can swap out a few parts on the fly before I make a few. Tried a few different values for the low and high pass at the beginning of the circuit.
Add a trim pot and you could tune the lows for a particular guitar.
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Decided to bread board a je1000 so I can swap out a few parts on the fly before I make a few. Tried a few different values for the low and high pass at the beginning of the circuit.
Add a trim pot and you could tune the lows for a particular guitar. -
What the shit is that..??!!"Bill, Smoke a Bowl and Crank Van Halen I, Life is better when I do that"
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haha, a je1000!
It's on a breadboard which means is solder less. I can swap parts on the flyComment
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What are the 2 transistors? This is actually a good idea, I like the trim pot, I wonder what a 7 string would sound like dialed in with it!Comment
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2sk30atm and a 2sc2240. Both out of a dead sd1.Originally posted by Evol View Post
For that still you'd probably have to remove the mid hump it uses. It becomes kind of 'nasally' in a sense, like a sd1 or a better yet a pq3ishComment
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neat idea, man. When you say you're making a few, are making the boards yourself?Hail yesterdayComment
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Yes it was designed in pcb express for a very clean layout.Originally posted by VitaminG View Post
Using high quality 1% metal film resistors, the caps used in the originals, same transistors etc.
Right now it's in pedal form. A good solution for those who don't want it inside 1 guitar.Comment
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Very cool! That boy's onto something.
Shit, I haven't seen a breadboard in eons...lol!Comment
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It's really not as specific as I'd want it to be. Maybe I can utilize the je1500 for such a manner...Comment
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OH FOR GODS SAKE YOU LOT!!!!
I have now confirmed that no-one listens to me, when the end of the world comes I will simply say, "I told you so"!
I have put maybe 10 posts up about remaking and modifying the various JE circuits into different guitar setups (particularly with reference to B tuning!!!!) and no-one has read them, let alone responded!
197666:
I am interested in what you find out, I have run different combinations of JE-1200 and 1500's but as of yet never found a 1000.
I have a way to get PCB's printed if you wanted to do a small run of them. The only other person I can find making reproductions of any of these cicuits is FinnGuitars, he does a 1200.
If you want to collarborate on development ideas PM me.Comment
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This sounds like a great idea. I will shoot you a pmOriginally posted by bratfink View PostOH FOR GODS SAKE YOU LOT!!!!
I have now confirmed that no-one listens to me, when the end of the world comes I will simply say, "I told you so"!
I have put maybe 10 posts up about remaking and modifying the various JE circuits into different guitar setups (particularly with reference to B tuning!!!!) and no-one has read them, let alone responded!
197666:
I am interested in what you find out, I have run different combinations of JE-1200 and 1500's but as of yet never found a 1000.
I have a way to get PCB's printed if you wanted to do a small run of them. The only other person I can find making reproductions of any of these cicuits is FinnGuitars, he does a 1200.
If you want to collarborate on development ideas PM me.Comment
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Vero?Comment
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LOL, I thought hand-wired was superior to PCB?
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Bratfink, have you received my last message?Comment
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