[TUBE] - Allpass for Tube-Phaser

Started by puretube, May 03, 2005, 05:13:26 AM

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puretube

Cascade 4 of these:

http://v3.espacenet.com/origdoc?CY=gb&LG=en&F=4&IDX=US2376392&DB=EPODOC&QPN=US2376392

and automize "r":

perfect building block for a "Grand Stone" (Maxolith) Tube-Phaser(TM)

Eb7+9

Quote from: puretubeperfect building block for a "Grand Stone" (Maxolith) Tube-Phaser(TM)

... you mean Thermo-Vibe (C) :wink:

Interesting idea, direct coupling is used by few tube circuit designers nowadays - HiWatt made use of it in their preamps ... I used it in my TweedReverb conversion for BF/SF Reverb amps to couple Reverb to the Bassman preamp ...

In this pseudo "all-pass" case, by loading the follower node with a value (r) eventually less than the bias resistance value of the stage (2R) you'll start getting noticeable non-linear distortion ... assuming you'd go that far it would produce lots of colouration at extreme phase shifts - a cool possibility ... the other nice thing here is you don't have to equalize the driving point impedances to get good cancelling with this arrangement ...

puretube

of course, I do the shift differently, using less triodes... :wink:


Eb7+9

... say, you need doll feet syndrome to operate that thing !

:lol:

puretube

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puretube

Quote from: Eb7+9

In this pseudo "all-pass" case, by loading the follower node with a value (r) eventually less than the bias resistance value of the stage (2R) you'll start getting noticeable non-linear distortion ... assuming you'd go that far it would produce lots of colouration at extreme phase shifts - a cool possibility ...

see page 2, 1st column, line 60...

then there`s always that other circuit (newer)...:

http://v3.espacenet.com/origdoc?DB=EPODOC&IDX=US2946016&F=0&QPN=US2946016

Eb7+9

That's some cool shit man !!

... looks like it runs on Propane :twisted:

would be nice to hear your take/details on the PSU's used in them bladerunners ...

puretube

Here`s another one,
with "automized" (voltage-controlled) variable phaseshift from Cincinnati/Ohio...

DougH

Quote from: puretube on May 03, 2005, 06:33:38 AM
of course, I do the shift differently, using less triodes... :wink:



Mini-toggles that close to a stompswitch ?!?

Hmmm....
"I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you."

puretube

Quote from: DougH on July 23, 2008, 12:40:31 PM
Quote from: puretube on May 03, 2005, 06:33:38 AM
of course, I do the shift differently, using less triodes... :wink:



Mini-toggles that close to a stompswitch ?!?

Hmmm....

perfectly OK for the designer-operated prototype...

You missed the improved, later version?:


DougH

Okay, gotcha... :icon_wink:

I was wondering, hmmm, how many people have stepped on those and broken them??

Haha, never mind... :icon_wink:
"I can explain it to you, but I can't understand it for you."

frequencycentral

Quote from: puretube on July 23, 2008, 12:48:29 PM

perfectly OK for the designer-operated prototype...

You missed the improved, later version?:


If you no longer need the prototype sling it my way - I could pick it up this week - I'm currently touring through the Netherlands and Germany! I have my tube pedals with me too.
http://www.frequencycentral.co.uk/

Questo è il fiore del partigiano morto per la libertà!

puretube


jrc4558

One can use a 6q11 for the cirquit in the first post.