I re built this thing--turns out the 1st time i did it it boosted a little and was decent--this time i took my time and WOW its a nice little booster..clean and sounds good w my amp--I didnt think there were any out there that would sound decent w my set up.. I think ill build a treble boost and see how that sounds..
Yupp, ain't that a kicker>>!!!
It's a great booster. Many commercial boutique pedals use that one or a derivative. I have one at the start of my chain and love it, thinking of building a second to place at some other part of the signal chain, i.e. before overdrive or distortion.
how hard would it be to built 2 of these and connect them inside a board and use a switch between the 2--1 for the 1 boost and a 2nd switch to add more boost to the 1st?
Here's suggester:
Have a DPDT bypass the whole affair [two Mosfet boosts, 1rst one on when the 'box' is on], the second MB having a second bypass DPDT.
So the first sw would bypass the box, the second would in/out the 2nd Mosfet boost.
Use of 3PDT makes easy indicator for bypass's.
Truely an awsome sounding pedal... drives my amp wild :)
Jack is an artist.
Quote from: jimbobhow hard would it be to built 2 of these and connect them inside a board and use a switch between the 2--1 for the 1 boost and a 2nd switch to add more boost to the 1st?
Try this.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v165/rickydon/Two_in_1_wiring.gif)
RDV
Awsome RDV! Thats just what i was looking for!
thnks all
jim
I was just thinking--could you do this with just 1 power source (where 1 turns off and you turn the other on and the other effect uses that other power source.--ya know 1 dc jack instead of 2? Or would that mean you could never use the 2 at the same time?
Yes, have another look at my little re-re-drawing. This is how I do it, I'd done the other drawing in a hurry.
RDV
Very Very Cool!!
thanks
jim