Suggest a pedal that uses a Wah inductor (that’s not a Wah)

[Chris S]

I tried upgrading a DIY boomerang Wah to a red fasel inductor but decided I prefer the old red tdk inductor I was using originally. So I have a spare inductor... looking for pedal build suggestions I can use for this inductor beyond the obvious Wah or fixed/%^&*ed Wah.

Thanks!!!

[GibsonGM]

Nothing specific comes to mind, but it's GONNA be a filter of some sort 

Pickup simulator, that kind of thing.  Maybe something you can build in front of a fuzz...

[amptramp]

It doesn't necessarily have to be a signal filter.  A lot of power supplies could use an inductor as well as a capacitor.  It just remains to be seen whether you have an application where the current drain is compatible with the inductor.

[FiveseveN]

1. Sell it to someone who thinks Fasels are an upgrade.
2. Get something you actually need.
3. Profit?

[cspar]

The Jext Telez White Pedal uses an inductor.

[lapsteelman]

You could do the Craig Anderton Passive Tone Control... just leave off the coil tap part.

[antonis]

As a part of BASS boost-cut tone control: 

[duck_arse]

a schaller-style wah-yoy, double peak wah.

[Chris S]

Thanks for the good suggestions all. I think I might start with the tone section of the Jext Telez White Pedal and see how it goes after some of my existing pedals.

[digi2t]

GTC Bloody Finger.

[Eb7+9]

Nothing specific comes to mind, but it's GONNA be a filter of some sort 

replacing the (R6) 220R resistor in a TS-style filter circuit by a physical inductor could be considered by some as an overly expensive mod ...

MXR did the gyrator version but a real coil sounds best here and is less noisy

series capacitor can be stepped to provide 12 separate Q frequencies

enjoy!

[amz-fx]

AMZ Tone Controls 6 and 7 from sixteen years ago!

http://www.muzique.com/lab/tstone.htm

Best regards, Jack

[Paul Marossy]

a schaller-style wah-yoy, double peak wah.

The inductors in my bow wow yoy yoy measure 350mH and 1.7H
Mine is from 1967-68, in the very original enclosure design
http://www.diyguitarist.net/DIYStompboxes/BowWowYoyYoy.htm

[Rob Strand]

a schaller-style wah-yoy, double peak wah.

The inductors in my bow wow yoy yoy measure 350mH and 1.7H
Mine is from 1967-68, in the very original enclosure design
http://www.diyguitarist.net/DIYStompboxes/BowWowYoyYoy.htm

Also your video with the cool sounding chords at the end,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnlw0IMlX6c

(In your curve tracer video,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wCQ__9Tvhw
you call the inductors 3.1H but 3H1 is the Philips/Ferroxcube material.
The new video fixes that up.

Cores are P18/11 with a center hole.
The 1.7H is probably ungapped.
I'm not sure about the 350mH. It's probably just the same core and the same wire diam and
less turns but there's a small chance it's a different wire diam and a gapped core.
You could work out the construction of the windings from the DC resistances.)

[Paul Marossy]

a schaller-style wah-yoy, double peak wah.

The inductors in my bow wow yoy yoy measure 350mH and 1.7H
Mine is from 1967-68, in the very original enclosure design
http://www.diyguitarist.net/DIYStompboxes/BowWowYoyYoy.htm

Also your video with the cool sounding chords at the end,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnlw0IMlX6c

(In your curve tracer video,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wCQ__9Tvhw
you call the inductors 3.1H but 3H1 is the Philips/Ferroxcube material.
The new video fixes that up.

Cores are P18/11 with a center hole.
The 1.7H is probably ungapped.
I'm not sure about the 350mH. It's probably just the same core and the same wire diam and
less turns but there's a small chance it's a different wire diam and a gapped core.
You could work out the construction of the windings from the DC resistances.)

You are the master of inductors. 

If I said 3.1H in that video, I was having a brain malfunction.
My memory ain't what it used to be. 

[Rob Strand]

You are the master of inductors.

I've got a bit of a headstart - doing that stuff for over 40 years on and off