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holy ess! how hard is it to add a loop in there?

Well done. This is stunning. I can sort of see how the black magic of electronics might be able to lead to distortion and overdrive. How it manages to wait and repeat a sound is baffling.

Wow this is ace! I've been thinking a lot about delay recently. How much d'you reckon it'd cost for one? Like everyone else I don't have the money right now, but in the near future would be most interested!

Awesome. I'm building one of these too, but very closely based on the Rebote 1/ PT2399 datasheet schematic. My thinking being: I hate most delay, so it doesn't matter how lo-fi this sounds, so the fewer parts, smaller footprint the better!

timhulio wrote:Awesome. I'm building one of these too, but very closely based on the Rebote 1/ PT2399 datasheet schematic. My thinking being: I hate most delay, so it doesn't matter how lo-fi this sounds, so the fewer parts, smaller footprint the better!

this is good

and mike that sounds, well, delayish
which is the point
the mod sounds pretty good. can't wait to see what happens to this new thing

AWESOME!!! What circuit did you use for the modulation?

sounds excellent!! named it?

FUCK DUDE! The game has been UPPED! Next shopping trip: pt2399.

It looks like there's a lot of tweaking I could do with that little chip. Also looks like it makes SENSE unlike other echo chips I've looked at.

well done mike, that sound well nice. i like the chorus/vibe, it's a nice textural sound.

when is it going into production? might have to get me some of this.

This is 99.9% this other guy (Ian/slacker on diystompboxes) work and just a little bit of mine in terms of debug, build and tweak, so any kudos coming my way in term of design would be something that I could not take credit for, guys, although I appreciate the enthusiam. However I might be willing to offer a delay pedal which is more "me" in the future if people were interested, although with the time and parts involved it wouldn't be cheap (we're talking £100+) so I would always recommend going Behringer or for another delay.

However if people were interested in a Salty Delay I could get into the groove of building them, it's a lot of work though..
-Fredo - it's the "Echo Base" project on Diystompboxes.com with a little work and problem solving, I could probably design a digital delay myself from the super=useful PT2399 datasheet but this one was a very good start point and the modulation stuff is extra special - the melding of 5V and 9V audio is really nicely done.

Anyway, thanks all, I really do appreciate the support, you guys are ace.

Dude, how do you step it down to 5v?

That's really cool Mike. I love DIY delays. It's the only thing that IS DIY on my board at the moment. I am now the proud owner of an OceanFX x2... brilliant little delay, mines been modified and sounds blissful.

OceanEFX:

http://www.oceanefx.com/Vintage-Echo.php

Mine:



I've aptly named it the Echo Deluxe xD

aen wrote:Dude, how do you step it down to 5v?

That's what that bigass 7805 Voltage Regulator is for, I had to go and get a couple special from my local shop which is full of Gremlins.

i just built an echo base recently myself. i still need to troubleshoot a bit i tink because the modulation quits working after a minute or so of being on. i think it has to do with a cap and transistor i used. jsut havnt had time to source different parts. i made my modulation contols blackstone style trims since i jsut want them for super subtle tape warble.

great circuit.

Mike wrote:

aen wrote:Dude, how do you step it down to 5v?

That's what that bigass 7805 Voltage Regulator is for, I had to go and get a couple special from my local shop which is full of Gremlins.

We both got the 'wrong' ones- mine are the same bigass voltage regulators, but you can get them in a small package the same size as a regular transistor.

timhulio wrote:

Mike wrote:

aen wrote:Dude, how do you step it down to 5v?

That's what that bigass 7805 Voltage Regulator is for, I had to go and get a couple special from my local shop which is full of Gremlins.

We both got the 'wrong' ones- mine are the same bigass voltage regulators, but you can get them in a small package the same size as a regular transistor.

Mine isn't really all that big, and it was the only one Maplin had in stock, I wanted to build the pedal yesterday so I just dealt with it.

Holy belated saline, Batman!

Love what's going on with the analogeeee decay action, and with that kind of tone from a wide time-range digital deal plus modulation it's a real quality product I'm sure more than a few would eventually be interested in. Good times for longer times!

dots wrote:holy ess! how hard is it to add a loop in there?

It's possible, and case real estate for the jacks is probably the trickier issue.

Cheers all! A very fun project, that's for sure

Great! This really is superb!

I'm very impressed. Now you've got this under your belt it'll be cool to see what comes next....