Had several requests for the Tentacle, but it's just more or less a Dan Armstrong Green Ringer clone. But I had the idea of making a Green Ringer layout with the bypass footswitch board-mounted so we'll just call this layout the Tentacle. Should fit easily in a 1590A. If you'd rather a fabricated PCB to build on, check out the Darkmantle on the store.
Hi, the image to transfer is in the drill templates section. Regards.
ReplyDeleteVerified! It works great, it's the second octave that I do!! I have a request, REVV G4 please! Thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteAny advice to adapt it for bass?
ReplyDeleteIs there a schematic for reference? Thanks in advance!
ReplyDeletehttp://guitar-fx-layouts.42897.x6.nabble.com/file/n34610/EQD_Tentacle_schem.png
Deletebest replacement for 2N5089?? thanks for the great work!
ReplyDeleteAnything medium to high gain hFE should be fine. 2N5088, MPSA18, BC549C etc
DeleteThank you for the layout! I used it to create a double octave up with selectable Si/Ge clipping diodes in both circuits. Sounds beautiful. In this demo I played an acoustic Martin into a 65 Princeton Reverb: https://youtu.be/1euyGmRCjUA
ReplyDeleteHi, noob question, but there's a 47n capacitor in this schematic that is not in the layout. Is it better to omit it and just go ahead with the layout template?? http://guitar-fx-layouts.42897.x6.nabble.com/file/n34610/EQD_Tentacle_schem.png
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Try BS170 (same position) or 2N5088 (inverted) in Q2. They sound amazing! Q1-Q3 2N3904.
ReplyDeletePersonally, I prefer the 2N5088. But give it a try!
DeleteHi, it's the third time i try to build it, every time with a different pcb, checked everything, and it doesn't work, just no sound, build it with 2n5087, 2n3906, 2n5088, bc549c every possible combination, changed the 100nf next to q1 for a 47nf ad nothing, i don't know what i'm doing wrong, i even tried out one i found in stripboard, and nothing, and it's not my first build, i've built nearly 10 pedals here, all perfect, this pedal hates me :,v
ReplyDeleteI dare say your transistors could die from static during soldering. Google this moment. I have faced this problem myself
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