Heathkit ta-28

Swapping that 2K7 for a 5K pot would probably make a useful fuzz control.

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Heathkit ta-28

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I may build one later on. Post by pinkjimiphoton » 09 Sepcool!

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Swapping that 2K7 for a 5K pot would probably make a useful fuzz control. Now this really got me interested. But my desk is full Jimiphoton's video on DIY forum is pretty great, so I might have to try this one day. No diodes involved at all dropping the voltage from 9v to 1. It's voltage divider, that drops it from 9V to 1,5V. Don't know what it does to the current consumption though. I plan on using your layouts to make these.

Heathkit ta-28

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If you'd prefer to just use an AA battery then you can omit the 10K and 2K resistors on the right hand side and take the supply directly to the top row. Post by pinkjimiphoton » 17 Sep , screw it, i can't get this page to embed the damn video Post by ljn » 25 Feb , The u filter capacitor at the bottom right will also need moving to go between the top and bottom rows. I still think this needs the LPB2 at the output Other notes, the 2K at the divider gives me just under 1,3V with 9V source, so 2K7 could be better candidate. Your input is greatly appreciated! Subscribe to: Post Comments Atom. Post by pinkjimiphoton » 17 Sep , thanks lu!!! Post by pinkjimiphoton » 14 Sep , yah, it was a kit. Thinking about the divider it'd probably be better to do it with a single trimmer instead of two resistors then you can fine tune it exactly. Stupid links! Post by drewl » 14 Sep , Was that a kit like other heathkit stuff? Jimiphoton's video on DIY forum is pretty great, so I might have to try this one day.

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Doron Barness 10 October at Post by johnk » 22 Feb , I always wanted one of these so I finally got around to building one. Post by pinkjimiphoton » 17 Sep , screw it, i can't get this page to embed the damn video You could omit lines a nad b and jumper IvIark 15 September at If this is the fuzz that was mounted on the Hofner Ambassador guitar than you can hear it on the riffs played all over the first 3 albums by Grand Funk Railroad. Maybe I should start another thread for that. Post by LucifersTrip » 08 Sep , here's my reply from the other forum just in case Post by deltafred » 22 Feb , Saturday 15 September Heathkit TA Back in high school I had an electronics class, and I built a fuzz pedal kit as a project. Post by LucifersTrip » 14 Sep , drewl wrote: Was that a kit like other heathkit stuff? Nice one mate.