Synthrotek Dirt Filter

Started by FUZZZZzzzz, August 11, 2014, 07:46:57 AM

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FUZZZZzzzz

Some of you guys might know this company, but I found out that they share the schematic for their new Dirt Filter as well. Worth a try..
http://store.synthrotek.com/DIRT_Filter_Kit_9V_Version

and the schematic here:
http://www.synthrotek.com/products/modular-circuits/dirt-filter/dirt-filter-schematic/

"If I could make noise with anything, I was going to"

Mark Hammer


slacker

Yes, it's an MS-10/MS-20 style filter. Interesting how they're running the whole thing off 5 Volts and using a TL072, that probably explains why it's so dirty, the opamp's got very little headroom. Might have to give it a try, thanks for sharing.

slacker

I'm confused now, the schematic shows a 5 Volt regulator but the build instructions for either version don't populate this, running it off 12 Volts for the synth module and 9 Volts for the stand alone version.

anotherjim

Maybe closer to the Monotron filter. That only uses 5volt, but, IIRC, running on LM324's. That may explain the "original" 5volt on the scheme.
Nice & simple as filters go.

slacker


yeahyeah

Hmmm, I might try adding a sag control for more dirt options!