What BBD's?

[Arn C.]

A friend of mine bought a bunch of bucket brigade chips about 10 or so years ago.   He wanted to know which ones I could use for building effects.

Could anyone suggestion what ones I can tell him that could be used?

MN3007,
MN3207,
MN?

Thanks a bunch!
Arn C.

[Samuel]

From the SmallBear stock list:

MN3002 BBD for the BOSS CE-2 Chorus and others         
MN3005 4096-stage BBD (These have been tested on my Stereo Memory Man)       
MN3205  Low Voltage 4096-stage BBD       
MN3206 128-stage BBD       
MN3007 for the Electric Mistress and other flangers/delays       
MN3008 2048-stage BBD       
MN3207 Low-voltage BBD for some Ibanez flangers/choruses

and also their corresponding clock drivers....

MN3101 Clock Driver for BBD circuits         
MN3102 Low-voltage Clock Driver for BBD circuits

[Arn C.]

Thanks Samuel      

Arn C.

[Samuel]

Also there are some non-MN3XXX BBds....The Reticon R510-something, the SAD1024 and SAD4096...Does he have any non-MNs? You could potentially have quite a find on your hands if he has SAD4096s or other OOP chips in there....

[Arn C.]

Samuel,
   He didn't say what type he had, just that he had a bunch of BBD's.
So, if you know anymore, that would be great!
Thanks again!
Arn C.

[Marcos - Munky]

I believe that you can use any kind of BBD for guitar effects. Check Mark Hammer's site for a list of MNxxxx datasheets. I believe that it would be better if you get the list of what he have and post it, so maybe somebody knows in what effect you can use each BBD.

[Arn C.]

Thank you Marcos,
  I emailed my friend and sent him a long list and told him there may be more.

Thanks!
Arn C.

[ExpAnonColin]

All of them can be used... however some get used less.  The most common are '02, '05, '07, and '08.  Sometimes 2' are more common...

In terms of non-MN series, it could be SAD1024, SAD4096, R5101, Rd5108, all of which have uses...

-Colin