Guess what this is... (PIC)

[Fp-www.Tonepad.com]

And, I must say, it works perfectly.



Fp

[The Tone God]

E-Bow work-a-like ?

Andrew

[Arno van der Heijden]

That would be my guess too...

Interesting.... :twisted:

[puretube]

yeah: a sustainator...

[Fp-www.Tonepad.com]

Was it THAT easy!?

[nelson]

Possible project on tonepad?

[Arno van der Heijden]

Was it THAT easy to build one?
Please tell us more... :mrgreen:

[Fp-www.Tonepad.com]

It was easy... I mean, the 3rd attempt was . :shock:

I won't be posting this project, but I will answer questions, so go ahead and ask. (Please, serious, experienced builders, no beginners) (I have nothing against beginners).

Fp

[PCS]

Question: Schematic? :twisted:

[Fp-www.Tonepad.com]

it's online. search the archives. I won't answer questions that are anwered elsewere.

Fp

[mojotron]

A 2 station AM radio receiver that doubles and an ebow??

-opps  :oops: - sorry that was my guess... I left for a while... Francisco was quick with the answer

[corbs]

Question: is it this one



does it work in the same mannor as an ebow? it looks like it's been designed to fit in a pickup hole...

[Fp-www.Tonepad.com]

Corbs,

Yes. Yes. No.

[Arno van der Heijden]

What did you use for the coils?
How critical is the placement of the coils?

[The Tone God]

Was it THAT easy!?

It is when you are The Tone God. All others were just disciples/hanger-ons. :lol:

Do I get a prize for guessing first ?

Forget asking about schematics folks. The biggest question that would be helpful to others is what wire size(s) and turn ratios are the coils ?

Andrew

[Fp-www.Tonepad.com]

The pole pieces of a guitar pickup, if I build a second one they will be 1/2 of a pole piece.

I don't know, but the spacing for these is 1.2" (almost the same as the ebow, so I read somewhere).

Fp

[Fp-www.Tonepad.com]

Do I get a prize for guessing first ? Wink

Forget asking about schematics folks. The biggest question that would be helpful to others is what wire size(s) and turn ratios are the coils ?

Yeah, the same as all others: access to tonepad

#38 and #42, no turns ratios, only one coil per bobbin. AH, and I must mention: I DID NOT COPY THE EBOW. I have NEVER seen one other than in pictures.

Fp

[The Tone God]

Yeah, the same as all others: access to tonepad

Cool.

#38 and #42, no turns ratios, only one coil per bobbin. AH, and I must mention: I DID NOT COPY THE EBOW. I have NEVER seen one other than in pictures.

Good job. So the same number of turns on each coil but of different guage ? How many turns on each coil ?

Andrew

[Fp-www.Tonepad.com]

Thanks. No. 200 for the output, 1000 for the input... you figure out which wire goes in which

Fp

[Arno van der Heijden]

What resistance do the coils have?