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Rastop guitar effects
By testing many different circuits, I ended up with the simplest ( in terms of parts count and straight signal flow) design, similar to thos...
Guitar Effects & JFET Splitter
This is the schematic of a simple jfet buffer from the Basic Buffers article in the AMZ Lab Notebook, with the addition of pulldown resistor...
Vox Clyde McCoy Wah
One of the largest sites for do-it-yourself guitar effects builders. Schematics and Printed circuit board layouts for rare pedals like the T...
GUITAR COMPRESSOR SCHEMATIC
Schematics circuits for guitar effects with vacuum tubes and solid state electronics. DOD R825 Compressor. DOD 908 Digital Delay. MXR Dynaco...
DOD Overdrive 250 preamp circuit diagram
This is the DOD Overdrive 250 preamp circuit diagram. The DOD Overdrive 250 is Yet Another 741 With Two Diodes On The Output channel. It is ...
Guitar Effects / Pedal with arduino
Make your own Guitar Effects Pedal with an Arduino board. Bit crushing, rate reducing, weird noises. 10-bit effects/guitar pedal with an Ar...
Guitar Titan Boost and Titan Octave effects
A simple boost circuit that gives 30 volts pk/pk output using a 9 volt battery. The addition of a Ge diode bridge makes a surprisingly good ...