TDA1022 based flanger

[Thomeeque]

 It seems to me, like the subject is cursed - I have found lot of posts talking about it, lot of people claiming they've build it, I have found schematics of TDA1022 based delays, choruses and triple-choruses, even cool sound samples of StephenGiles's TDA1022 based Electric Mistress, but somehow even after two hours of searching I have not found even one real schematic. Can somebody help me out, please?

And another question: other BBD available for me is MN3207 - which one would you prefer to base flanger on?

Thanks, T.

Note: I prefer some "simple" flanger circuitry (like Electric Mistress, FL-xx, BF-2) than let's say ADA..

[StephenGiles]

You won't see mine because I never drew it!

[Thomeeque]

You won't see mine because I never drew it!

Oh, it's a pity.. you were my biggest hope but thanks anyway

[StephenGiles]

I'll have a check anyway.

[Ice-9]

I posted a schematic for someone about 3 months ago , that i have built and verified, and its a good sounding flanger as well. I'm at work at the moment but it was from a book by R.A. Penfold. i will dig it out for you if you want. In fact if i could find a TDA1022 i would build this effect again.

[Thomeeque]

I posted a schematic for someone about 3 months ago , that i have built and verified, and its a good sounding flanger as well. I'm at work at the moment but it was from a book by R.A. Penfold. i will dig it out for you if you want.

Wow! Yes, I definitely do, thanks!

In fact if i could find a TDA1022 i would build this effect again.

I have one piece only, that's one of reasons why I'm looking for something already verified, I don't want to fry it up experimenting. Another reason is, that I have spent lot of time on my own design, which did not turn well, so I'm looking for some cheap success now

T.

[Mark Hammer]

While it would involve a bit of work and planning, the TDA1022 strikes me as an excellent candidate for yet another "adapted" version of the A/DA flanger.

[oldschoolanalog]

While it would involve a bit of work and planning, the TDA1022 strikes me as an excellent candidate for yet another "adapted" version of the A/DA flanger.

Aaaah! No more A/DA! Please! Oh, the humanity!

[Mark Hammer]

Yeah, it's starting to feel a bit like a Barbie doll, isn't it?  New! Matsushita Barbie!  Philips Barbie!  MN3005-based A/DA Flanger!

[snap]

While it would involve a bit of work and planning, the TDA1022 strikes me as an excellent candidate for yet another "adapted" version of the A/DA flanger.

already thought of by him!

[Mark Hammer]

That would explain the vague ring of familiarity, even as I was typing it.