This was mentioned in another topic but, I thought I'd start this thread in hopes of finding the correct answer.
In the schematic for the Trem Face on R.G.'s site, there are a number of references to V- rather than ground.
What is the difference between V- and Ground.....does it have to do with Voltage Swing of the circuit perhaps?
See the schem here; http://www.geofex.com/Article_Folders/trem_face/tremface.htm (http://www.geofex.com/Article_Folders/trem_face/tremface.htm)
Maybe to keep the circuit cleaner and not distort? :icon_confused:
That is because the Trem-face is a positive ground pedal. V- is the power supply, and it's -9V.
Quote from: R.G. on May 29, 2007, 08:14:59 AM
That is because the Trem-face is a positive ground pedal. V- is the power supply, and it's -9V.
Ahhhh. :-[
Many Thanks!