Diy digital Reverb

[ubaid88]

Is there any diy digital reverb ?

[Taylor]

See my response to your other thread. The FV-1 does excellent reverbs.

Tonepad has a PCB for it:

http://tonepad.com/project.asp?id=68

[cloudscapes]

and if you're up for a bit of experimentation

http://www.diystompboxes.com/smfforum/index.php?topic=79388.0

[ubaid88]

Is there any common another ic based project?

[.Mike]

There's the Belton BTDR-1H reverb brick.

Smallbear sells them, GGG has a kit, and there are a few topics here about them if you do a quick search.



Mike

[bpier]

On the french site web techniguitare :
http://www.techniguitare.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=9130

It sounds good.

[differo]

I've built tonepads reverb, there are some errors in the layout/schematics but it's totally doable! It sounds great! If you are into ambient reverbs especially, but it can do shorter 'classic' reverbs too. belton brick is next, I bought the one with longest decay, will build that soon.
Remember that in order to use reverbs in settings 6&7 (fv1) you need blender - I used buff'n'blend ->works as a charm! Also regulated 3.3 source, if you can not find dedicated build one separately with lm317 for instance - worked for me.

[ricothetroll]

Hi,

I've built tonepads reverb, there are some errors in the layout/schematics but it's totally doable! It sounds great! If you are into ambient reverbs especially, but it can do shorter 'classic' reverbs too. belton brick is next, I bought the one with longest decay, will build that soon.

What mistakes did you find ?