HUGE free schematic archive

[thermionix]

Amps and pedals.  I have no affiliation, but for those who havent found this yet, definitely one to bookmark:

http://bmamps.com/tech_sch.html

Rock on.

[karbomusic]

Hmm... I'm guessing I could write some code in about an hour to auto download every pdf there. Am I being bad?

[amptramp]

Nice find!  Every little bit helps.

[TejfolvonDanone]

Hmm... I'm guessing I could write some code in about an hour to auto download every pdf there. Am I being bad?

I like to be bad sometimes so if you could send the code when you are ready...

[Kipper4]

Thanks for sharing

[karbomusic]

Hmm... I'm guessing I could write some code in about an hour to auto download every pdf there. Am I being bad?

I like to be bad sometimes so if you could send the code when you are ready...

Just finished, it's in C#

[287m]

i remember the site, haha
as lazyman, just use idm and run site grabber
then, its just a collection in your harddisk
unless youre tech guy/repairman

[StephenGiles]

Amps and pedals.  I have no affiliation, but for those who havent found this yet, definitely one to bookmark:

http://bmamps.com/tech_sch.html

Rock on.

Many thanks, very interesting bunch of Behringer circuits in there!

[thermionix]

Just finished, it's in C#

What about D, but tuned down a half step, will that work?
(No hablo computo programmo!)

Many thanks, very interesting bunch of Behringer circuits in there!

Buncha lotsa stuff indeed.  Largest collection I've ever seen in one place.  Needed a Boss HM-2 schematic the other day, they had the factory service manual.  Pretty cool!

[karbomusic]

Just finished, it's in C#

What about D, but tuned down a half step, will that work?
(No hablo computo programmo!)

LOL! It did turn out to be about 17GB btw.

[thermionix]

It did turn out to be about 17GB btw.

Ye-ouch!  I'll just leave it on the site.  Hopefully it stays up for the indefinite future.

[bluebunny]

It did turn out to be about 17GB btw.

That's some pretty verbose C#!   

[pinkjimiphoton]

if ya use firefox, get the down them all plugin.
go to the page, right click, select all, thenc click download. it will download every thing there. and quick!

no code needed

[vigilante397]

Wow, even has some boutique-y stuff in there. This will prove quite useful. Much obliged

[StephenGiles]

if ya use firefox, get the down them all plugin.
go to the page, right click, select all, thenc click download. it will download every thing there. and quick!

no code needed

Many thanks - it worked!!

[pinkjimiphoton]

de nada stephen

[Hatredman]

Yeah, Down Them All is Pure Magic. Been using it for years now, and it's the sole reason I never favored Chrome or Safari or those other irrelevant browsers. And you can selective download only what you want using filters and wildcards. I think it even supports Regular Expressions.

If you're on Linux or Mac, you can also use a native command line tool called wget - no installation needed!
There's a wget for Windows also, but on Windows you'll have to install it.
This site has instructions on how to install it on Windows and use it on all plattforms.
http://tinyurl.com/pg6533f

Anyway I would love to see karbomusic's code.