disssa
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The EQP is a zerofive audio LowRider clone.
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I traced a JLO HyperDrive and used a 125B enclosure:
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My version of the Traynor TS-50B preamplifier:
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Unfortunately not at the moment. I would like to change the PCB a little because there are one...two errors. Maybe then...
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Peavey Standard MKIII Preamp:
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My version of the Matchless DC-30 preamp (EF86 channel only):
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Not an 1:1 clone (this will come next) but really close to a Furman PQ3:
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Way Huge Angry Troll Clone:
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I used the original factory schematics 1:1, also for the switching. I compared the copy with the original. They sound the same to my ears.
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Some of my Peavey (Preamp) Clones:
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Acoustic 360 preamp: First I tried the viva-analog Version, but I dont like it. The assembly instructions are not easy to understand and also contain errors. The potentiometer layout is terrible and looks amateurish. So I used the Factory schematics and designed my own PCB layout. I kept the blend function.
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The heatsink is bolted to the voltage regulator of the tube heater. According to the data sheet, no heatsink needs to be used. But I do. The voltage regulator gets very hot. I created the layout for the pcb. I used the factory schematics.
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Fender Bassman 100 Preamp (bass channel):
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What is the fault? Capacitor and diodes polarity correct? ICs plugged in correctly?
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I created two different versions of the pcb. Version 1 is only a single channel-version, version 2 is a dual channel-version. How important is the limiter? Should both channels be switchable?
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I made a PCB, but haven't set it up and tested it yet...
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A mix between Vong by schalltechnik 04 and Broughton Hi/Lo PassFilter:
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I can't find any schematics for the Grand Prix...
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No new invention, but again just a copy: Trace Elliot V-Type Preamp as a pedal
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I traced a lot of Broughton Pedals. I noticed that well-known circuits have been modified a little bit. Not more. I traced also a lot of other pedals. Most pedals are based on well-known circuits. I build the pedals for myself. I also don't publish schematics from traced pedals. At most from pedals that are only a 1:1 copy themselves.
