Monday, March 30, 2015
HAO Rust Driver
Here's another plexi-in-a-box pedal. Fairly simple in comparison to others. I've drawn 2 layouts for this one; one stock and one with an adjustable gain mod. The EQ switch is optional, as some who've built this circuit say it's pretty lackluster. The original uses an MC4558CN, but just about any dual op-amp should suffice (try JRC4558, TL072, NE5532, etc).
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ReplyDeleteDo it!
@Maurus brother
ReplyDeleteAre you built from this layout ?
What witch are verified ?
ReplyDeleteAfter correcting a mistake in my build it's working fine now. Really nice thingie!
ReplyDeletewhich is the function of diode 4001?
ReplyDeletePolarity protection.
DeleteHi, I'm new in building guitar pedals, i want to know how I put the knobs and the switch
ReplyDeleteCheck out the General Layout Notes tab.
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ReplyDeleteI just build it. It sounds awesome. I wish I had etched the second layout with the drive mod, but I'll try to implement it to my board because sometimes its more distortion than you need.
ReplyDeleteSo if you plan to etch this. build the second layout from the beginning.
Also the warm setting is too dark, even for my strat and I cant imagine what a les paul type guitar would sound through that, so change it to something less dark.
Cómo lo cambiaria a menos oscuro?
DeleteHow could I convert this to Bass? I am guessing something to do with changing 1 or all of the 100nf to 470nf?
ReplyDeleteI'd start by upping the 56nF cap to 470nF and the two 100nF caps to 1uF.
DeleteHola, espero puedan ayudarme, hice el pedal con el control de Drive, pero al mover el potenciometro no modifica el mismo, ya revisé miles de veces y está todo como el diagrama, gracias
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