Here's a laugh for a BBD-nerd...

[ExpAnonColin]

The Morley Echo-plus uses an MN3002!  For echo!  Using a single 1024 stage is stretching it for more than a tiny bit of slapback, but using a 512 for any sort of echo (or even long delay time chorus) that's just absurd!  And, as you can imagine, it has terrible clock bleedthrough.





Thanks to my friend Shane for opening it up.

-Colin

[Peter Snowberg]

Are you sure about that? The schematic http://www.morleypedals.com/ecvnewes.pdf shows a MN3205 which is a 4K stage device and a MN3102 clock gen. BTW: The MN3002 is (was) a 1024 stage device (512x2), not a 512. The 3002 is also from a time before the echo-plus. 1024 stages is fine for a chorus.

Take care,
-Peter

[ExpAnonColin]

Perhaps they were different versions. You're right, it is a dual 512, but the fact is echo with a 1024 stage at any more than slight slapback is absurd.

-Colin