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funkyfarm
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Jurgen,
this project would rely on a single MN ? right ?
for a delay time between 100 and 800 mS ?  |
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TekniK
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| funkyfarm wrote: | Jurgen,
this project would rely on a single MN ? right ?
for a delay time between 100 and 800 mS ? |
Excellent Question ! |
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2thick4uni
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I've already bought my MN3005's, but at this stage it's just a request / wish - lets hope that at some point in time it becomes a reality.
Single or double MN3005 design is fine by me................. |
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sduck
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| I don't think Jurgen has specified at any point how many MN2005's are needed. His last post said to get one (or possibly 2) - no indication of why 2, although many of the respondents such as myself tend to buy pcb's and such in 2's for whatever reason. |
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JoeMorris
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I'd like one of these too...
I'd ideally like a jh phaser, flanger and delay to add to my triple chorus. |
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inform3r
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This would be a dream come true! I'd be down for 2. I've searched the net and this site for a VC analog delay and came up only with Thomas Henry's Midwest project. It's a great project but it uses SAD chips which are as rare as hen's teeth and supposedly extremely unstable, i.e. You finally find ONE for $50-75 and more than likely it arrives D.O.A.
Hope this comes true. Is Smallbear the only reliable source? Is it right to assume anything on ebay is shady? |
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RKHobbs
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I will take one when you offer it.
Thanks, Rob |
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TekniK
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Just let know Juergen,i did buy several 3005,so if u made pcb available i take 2 or 4 ,thanks!
so far interests for 23 a 26 pcb's! 
20 more to go.. |
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dingebre
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| inform3r wrote: | This would be a dream come true! I'd be down for 2. I've searched the net and this site for a VC analog delay and came up only with Thomas Henry's Midwest project. It's a great project but it uses SAD chips which are as rare as hen's teeth and supposedly extremely unstable, i.e. You finally find ONE for $50-75 and more than likely it arrives D.O.A.
Hope this comes true. Is Smallbear the only reliable source? Is it right to assume anything on ebay is shady? |
If you do a search for a DOD585 delay, or an Ibanez ad100 delay, or go to tonepad.com and look at their Small Clone Chorus, there are several delays which use a MN3005 chip. (I picked up a few from Small Bear while there are still to be had.)
There are a bunch of schematics for different effects here:
http://www.schematicheaven.com/effects.htm
I can't speak for the EBAY sources personally, but have read some horror stories, though unverified.
On the other hand, Small Bear is a known source and I have always been happy with my purchases there and can recommend Small Bear without hesitation.
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Luka
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delayed
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| if you are counting. i would take one. |
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kenl666
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I'm in for two boards!
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strategy
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I would be in for one for sure. Juergen, I know its a feature typical to the Memory Man but a vibrato feature to this project would be lovely in addition to whatever you are thinking- if it makes sense in the design.
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plord
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| I have two 3005s right here I've been saving for a rainy day. By all means put me down for a board!! |
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jhaible
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| plord wrote: | | I have two 3005s right here I've been saving for a rainy day. By all means put me down for a board!! |
I read every new entry in this thread, even though I rarely reply.
Expect something, but don't expect it too soon.
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ericcoleridge
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What I'd most like on a delay is a sync input for the delay time so it can be quickly synced up to rythmic sources.
Another thing that would be cool would be having more than one (maybe 2 or 3) taps that were rythmically related, so you could simultaneously get 1/4 note and 1/8 note delays, for instance. Or even a switch letting you quickly go between related taps. |
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jhaible
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| ericcoleridge wrote: | What I'd most like on a delay is a sync input for the delay time so it can be quickly synced up to rythmic sources.
Another thing that would be cool would be having more than one (maybe 2 or 3) taps that were rythmically related, so you could simultaneously get 1/4 note and 1/8 note delays, for instance. Or even a switch letting you quickly go between related taps. |
TC Electronics D-Two.
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TekniK
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| only 17 MN3005 left @ smallbear.. |
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Funky40
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| jhaible wrote: | | ericcoleridge wrote: | What I'd most like on a delay is a sync input for the delay time so it can be quickly synced up to rythmic sources.
Another thing that would be cool would be having more than one (maybe 2 or 3) taps that were rythmically related, so you could simultaneously get 1/4 note and 1/8 note delays, for instance. Or even a switch letting you quickly go between related taps. |
TC Electronics D-Two.
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+1
and i sync it to my modular
i have a Clockdivider with selection Switch and patch from there directly to the D-Twos Footpedal input.
It syncs nice, but if you change speed it needs some time to follow
you hear it in this Jam with lots of speedchanges : http://funky40.podspot.de/post/16-visit-at-the-mars-zoo/
if you sync, you cannot adjust Feedback, it jumps allways back to tempopage,
so a muteswitch on the modularout would be best.
D-Two, theres nothing like thisone, very recommended ! |
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Funky40
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got now my MN3005s too.
Packaging of the 3005 from small Bear was VERY unnice !
100$ worth within of 4 ICs, and they just throw those together with other ICs into a ( electrostatic) Bag, without any Foam.................. 
hope they'll work |
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TekniK
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| Funky40 wrote: | got now my MN3005s too.
Packaging of the 3005 from small Bear was VERY unnice !
100$ worth within of 4 ICs, and they just throw those together with other ICs into a ( electrostatic) Bag, without any Foam..................
hope they'll work |
I hope they work... ,he have had 17 left some weeks ago ,now u can buy 70 pcs again,so he did buy another stock.
I sadly cannot test them,would like to buy 6 more |
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jmejia
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| Posted: Sat Aug 15, 2009 1:34 am Post subject:
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| I'm definitely be in for 2 if you end up making the project. |
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delayed
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| i got the last 3 before it reset back to 75. it reset the second after i bought the last 3. 2 tested fine and one came in with bent legs so i could not test the third chip. steve said they are mailing me a replacement chip now. before i got these i tried ebay. i went though 6 chips and all where bad/fakes. |
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dar303
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Hi,
I'm in for one or two.
The different taps ans syncing options would be perfect if they are included, I have always wished for those functions in my BBD delays! |
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jhaible
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| Posted: Sun Aug 16, 2009 11:58 pm Post subject:
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| strategy wrote: | I would be in for one for sure. Juergen, I know its a feature typical to the Memory Man but a vibrato feature to this project would be lovely in addition to whatever you are thinking- if it makes sense in the design.
- Strategy |
Good point.
Also, the Dynacord SRS-56 benefits from a built-in modulation oscillator: instant "warmth" (I mean, more of it than from a straight BBD delay).
Definitely a must, in a JH Delay project.
JH.
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