D*A*M Sonic Titan... color-versions?

Started by Plexi, May 29, 2017, 10:32:59 AM

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Plexi

Hi forum!
I breadboarded this GREAT distortion, my new second favorite (after my beloved Rat).



Which is the "secret" of each version? There's a few more colors.
As I can perceive, each version have some different compression/highs.



Different 386s?
Different C5 (4.7nF)?
To you, buffered bypass sucks tone.
To me, it sucks my balls.

Plexi

Bump thread with another question:
Is there any Schematic of the modified tone stack?


Finished it today... really great distortion.
HUGE volume.
To you, buffered bypass sucks tone.
To me, it sucks my balls.

Plexi

Update

Tried both tone stacks on breadboard:
- Original: reduce a lot volumen when cut highs.
- Modified: maintain level when highs are cutted.

I definitely recomends the modified one, replacing 10nf cap for a 22nf one.
To you, buffered bypass sucks tone.
To me, it sucks my balls.

Plexi

Bump! ;D

I'm into this wonderful 386 based distortion (the best, as my experience...) again.

I'll experiment with C3, C5 and C6 to see if I can achieve the dark/bright versions at the flip of a switch...
To you, buffered bypass sucks tone.
To me, it sucks my balls.

BetterOffShred

Search for Kronos...  deafbutpicky reposted the schematic and layout after I was doing similar searches.  His circuit is slay.

Plexi

Quote from: BetterOffShred on May 08, 2018, 12:05:59 AM
Search for Kronos...  deafbutpicky reposted the schematic and layout after I was doing similar searches.  His circuit is slay.

Thanks for the advise!
Googled and nothing about it. Any link?

Thanks again!
To you, buffered bypass sucks tone.
To me, it sucks my balls.

BetterOffShred

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