Got a request for this one, it's a good addition to the collection. It's Ibanez's take on the RAT in their Power Series from the mid-late 80s. It's very similar to the LM7 LA Metal circuit, with just a few value changes and omissions (detailed below). I removed the FET switching and output buffer to simplify things. Here's the schematic for reference.
thanks, this is very cool
ReplyDeleteGreat!
ReplyDeleteHey man! You are the greatest!
ReplyDeleteThank you very very much!
I,m shure a lot of People ask you for a layout, i cant believe that you did. it in such a short Time!
I,m going to Build this ohne as Soon as possible!!
Once again: Thank you very very much!!
Greetings from Austria
Anderl
Haleluja!!!
ReplyDeletefirst try, and it works like a charme!
great alternative to a proco RAT, endless sustain, and a really rich warm distortion!
welcome back in the 80ties!
(i used the values shown in your layout only the 200r resistor is replaced by a 220r,and the 3,3uf cab replaced by a 2,2uf, thats what i had at home.)
anyway this thing works great, and i think you can mark it as "verified"
great job, and once more: thank you very very very much!!!!
PS: during the weekend iḿ going to build the LA-metal too and then itś time to organize a "Huey Lewis-Cover-Project-Band" hi hi hi
greetings from Austria
bluesanderl
Forgot: my Tone Pot ist a "b100k" and i changed lug1 and 3 ( so that it Works in ts style, Not as " Filter" like the rat)
ReplyDeleteThanks for verifying!
DeleteGot no 5534. Can you suggest me an alternative amp?
ReplyDeletehi everybody!
ReplyDeletehas anyone buildt the "LA-metal" succesfully?
the fat cat works great, but the la-metal creates an awful noise anytime i turn the volume up!
it sounds like the signal is crancked in a strange way.......
if somebody had luck with this one please let me know
greetings from austria
bluesanderl
hi folks
Deleteeverythings fine! la metal works!!
( my fault......)
What is the value of transistor?
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