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Topic: pedal ideas using Jrc 4558D (Read 862 times)
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rosscocean
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Ross Hooley. South Yorkshire, England.
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Hello everyone! I've built a couple of simple fuzzes which have gone well and I've got a few jrc4558D's.
Anyone got any ideas for pedals using them? Any suggestions and/or links would be great.
Cheers Ross
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jkokura
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Jacob Kokura
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Tube Reamer, Tube Screamer, and Orange Squeezer all use a 4558 usually. There are some others, but those three are a good place to start.
Also, you could probably build a simple opamp buffer going into something like the jFet booster. The 4558 is a dual opamp that works well in many applications for guitar pedals. So does the Tl072 I've come to understand, and some others also.
Jacob
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Renegadrian
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Adriano - Rome Italy
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4558 = DOD 308 and Orange Squeezer. Yeah the TS use one, but I HATE TS...
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Done an' workin'=Too many to mention - Tube addict!
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aron
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Aron Nelson
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The Ti RC4558 is great. Different from the JRC4558 that most people have.
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Mugshot
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Sean, Philippines
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opamp muff fuzz
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i am what i am, so are you.
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cpm
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Carlos P [spain]
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its an opamp, the vast majority of circuits do use opamps
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Mark Hammer
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Virtually ANYTHING that uses op-amps. The 4558 is NOT a "special function" chip. It is as mundane a workhorse chip as you can find. So, for some of us here, asking "What can I build with a 4558?" is a bit like asking "What can I build with 10k resistors?".
Don't worry about "wasting" the chips on anything. There is nothing critical about them, and nothing you build will be a waste of anything other than maybe your time (if you don't like the resulting pedal). They're quite plentiful and cheap. Build away.
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oldrocker
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R. Barnett - Leonard Mich.
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If I had to pick one I like the ROG Mockman II. A great sound from a simple circuit.
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JKowalski
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Chris S.
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Virtually ANYTHING that uses op-amps. The 4558 is NOT a "special function" chip. It is as mundane a workhorse chip as you can find. So, for some of us here, asking "What can I build with a 4558?" is a bit like asking "What can I build with 10k resistors?".
Don't worry about "wasting" the chips on anything. There is nothing critical about them, and nothing you build will be a waste of anything other than maybe your time (if you don't like the resulting pedal). They're quite plentiful and cheap. Build away.
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rosscocean
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Ross Hooley. South Yorkshire, England.
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If I had to pick one I like the ROG Mockman II. A great sound from a simple circuit.
cheers man, I'll have a look for the schematic. |
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arawn
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the mockman is good, orangesqueezer
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"I reject Your reality, and substitute My own!"
Gus Smalley clean boost, Whisker biscuit, Professor Tweed, Ruby w/bassman Mods, Dan Armstrong Orange Squeezer, Zvex SHO, ROG Mayqueen.
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