Tremulous Bear vs. Tremulous Lune

[slackhammer]

I'm about to undertake my first build.  I was set and ready to go on the Lune but just saw the Bear.  What's the difference?  I would rather go quality vs. ease of build.

thanks!

[slackhammer]

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[travissk]

I don't have experience with the Bear, but the Lune sounds great

[Peter Snowberg]

I don't have hands on with either circuit, but for anybody who wants to compare, here are the links:

http://www.smallbearelec.com/Projects/TremBear/TremBear.html
http://www.commonsound.com/tremulus.html

I think the best thing you can do with many of these circuits (especially distortions) is to build one now and build one later. Nobody can tell how you might respond to the differences as well as you can. Your tastes may vary over time too. I know mine sure do.

Best of luck on your build!

Take care,
-Peter

[troubledtom]

if you mean bizz....., you'll check this out ! ,,,,,,.....
  http://www.commonsound.com/panneur.html
                - tom

[smallbearelec]

I'm about to undertake my first build.  I was set and ready to go on the Lune but just saw the Bear.  What's the difference?  I would rather go quality vs. ease of build.

thanks!

Until I can re-design the TBear to get rid of that 4.7 meg pot, go with the Lune. I love the sound of the model that I did for the magazine, but I made a mistake in using a part for which I had no second source. Essentially, I need to sub a photocoupler (probably an NSL-32) for the high resistance and drive it with a "normal" value pot. Not a big deal, but means the board needs re-work and I just don't have time. The LFO is very good as is.

Regards
Steve D