TIMESTREAM REVERB.

[deadastronaut]

presenting the 'TIMESTREAM REVERB'

this was a nice easy 1590b build, with nice results....love it.

uses the BTDR-2H 'LARGE' belton brick.

standard reverb, with oscillation switch/control. etched graphics, as usual..

schematic on pdf on my site.

https://deadastronaut.wixsite.com/effects

thanks as always to samhay for his valuable input. cheers man. 

[bluebunny]

Not another frickin' reverb, Rob!  I've only just finished your second one!   

[Ben N]

Sounds great, Rob. Another winner, and just the ticket if you just want some nice sounding reverb, without having to decide if you want plate, room, spring or frickin cathedral.

[antonis]

Definately NOT enough space/time/money for another Rob's descrete pedal...!! 

(I'll have to gut some hapless practice amp..) 

[vigilante397]

I love it I like catching your projects before they hit 20 pages of comments

[deadastronaut]

Ha ha. Yeah im trying to cut down on my pages addiction 

[duck_arse]

I'm not going to say anything about your new timestream reverb pedal DA until frikkin page 2.

[samhay]

It's alive.
Excellent.















(and some extra space, for the reverb and to hurry on page 2)

[iefes]

Sweet!

Apart from the overall simpler circuit and true bypass wiring, what would you say are the main differences to the chasm reverb, especially soundwise? There are many similar features but all implemented differently compared to the chasm.
cheers

[deadastronaut]

hi, soundwise pretty much the same, apart from 'tails' bypass.

and a simpler/smaller footprint build. with the onboard amz 'anti pop'  and grounded input on bypass
its very quiet/silent when switching

i just fancied a true bypass version too...