Cmos Foxx Tone Machine workalike.

Started by nelson, July 13, 2008, 05:47:05 PM

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nelson

Hi folks,


So, I drew up a 4049 workalike of the Foxx Tone machine.

It's not really a "design". I will breadboard it this week and let you guys know how it turns out.





Suggestions welcome.
My project site
Winner of Mar 2009 FX-X

John Lyons

Neat idea!
What would you say are the benefits of the 4049 other than consistency
with gain over transistors and consolidation due to the small size?
Not to criticize, I'm just curious.

john



Basic Audio Pedals
www.basicaudio.net/

gigimarga


oskar

I don't see how you possibly could go wrong with it... I've been fooling around with 4049-ifying older circuits
and it allways work, one way or the other.

This is my only entry in the FX/X. It's still breadboarded...
The octave part being snatched from the tone machine.
http://www.diystompboxes.com/smfforum/index.php?topic=59768.0

earthtonesaudio


gigimarga


alex frias

A Neo-Classic!!! Congrats!

I will try to do a PCB layout if I find the spare time needed.

I did a CMOS BigMuff Pi version with very interesting results.
Pagan and happy!

gigimarga

Quote from: alex frias on December 10, 2008, 11:07:49 AM
A Neo-Classic!!! Congrats!

I will try to do a PCB layout if I find the spare time needed.

I did a CMOS BigMuff Pi version with very interesting results.

I'm waiting for the PCB...the CMOS Big Muff version had too much hiss for my taste :(


gez

For one of the monthly competitions I posted a simple CMOS design that gives an octave up effect (based around a quirky rectifier).  Should be in the archives somewhere.

Edit:  scratch that (was probably on my old provider, so is no longer online).
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