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Tube Chorus?

Started by bassmannate, September 08, 2009, 10:54:57 PM

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frankm

Quote from: frequencycentral on September 09, 2009, 12:57:26 PM
My next project is exactly that, low voltage submini tube phaser attempt #101, based on this schematic that I recently came across.

Hi all, this is my first post here  :icon_biggrin: .... I'm working on a tube phaser project too but mine is quite different... Anybody can tell me if the schematico posted above is correct? It's basically 4 all pass filters but my troubles are about last stage: it should be a two signals adder but is that configuration correct? Thank you everybody  :icon_wink:

giantsteps

Tube Chorus?

Buy a Leslie Speaker.

A model 147 is all tube and the swirl of the rotors will give you all the whoosh you need.

rotylee

dont know if this has been mentioned
Liquidator Tube Phaser/Chorus Effect
http://www.solorb.com/elect/musiccirc/liquidator1/index.html

puretube

Quote from: R.G. on September 08, 2009, 11:25:50 PM
Actually, no. At best you'd have a tube based phaser. Magnatone did a tube based vibrato in some of its amps. I did a triode phaser about 10 years ago, using photocells like the reference. It works fine, as you'd expect, because a phaser needs an accumulated and variable phase delay...

no need for a variable delay (just "wiggle" between dry/wet...  :icon_wink:)
(see: Hammond, White...)

Quoteand a mixer, and you can do that with JFETs, bipolars, opamps, tubes, and probably magnetic amplifiers.  :icon_biggrin:

or mechanically,
(see: J.P. White...)
.

frankm

Anybody can answer me about schematic above?  ???

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