Nice Schematics Link

[sevenisthenumber]

Found this by accident today. Enjoy.
http://tremolo.elektroda.net/galery.php?adres=Efekty

[sean k]

It certainly is... and a very large one too. I've copied it to book marks as I'm sure hundereds of others have too. Thankyou Seven!

[StephenGiles]

Thanks, is there a trick for downloading the lot in one go I wonder?

[gonzoknife]

Great site. I was able to download the schematics using the Firefox plug in Download Them All painlessly.

[puretube]

Thanks, is there a trick for downloading the lot in one go I wonder?

R.G.`s, J.O.`s, Gus`s a.o.`s schemos keep coming back...


why don`t you just save the file to your HD, and take a look inside the folder just created there... ?

[slideman82]

Thanks, is there a trick for downloading the lot in one go I wonder?

I knew there were some software to download a whole webpage... but beacuse of schematic collector freaks that do this sites like schematicheaven become off or just bandwidth limited... am I wrong?

[Skruffyhound]

Thankyou 

On Mac, right click, save page as web archive.

[Top Top]

In firefox, you can just go to file - save page as - and it saves a folder with all of the website's contents in it... does not save linked files, however, if that is a concern.

[CynicalMan]

Some interesting circuits. The page takes forever to load though. 
I saw this circuit a while ago in a big circuit reference book. It would need a buffer but I wonder how well it would actually work. I recall breadboarding it and not getting anything.

[The Tone God]

There some addons for Firefox that allows you go around and select what you want to save from a page. Check one of those out if you care.

I have that circuit in one of my cookbooks. I did try it a long time ago but to work you need enough output to trigger the diodes and the decoupling networks have to be able to absorb the DC changes. You also get a limit of what the input voltage swing can be as well otherwise you trigger the diodes. In the end it didn't sound that good. So much easier to just use an opto or transistor.

Andrew

[jessej]

I saved the whole page as pdf. You can download it here [32Mb]:
http://rapidshare.com/files/293082560/Tremolo.pl_Efekty_Archive.webarchive.pdf

[puretube]

I saved the whole page as pdf. You can download it here [32Mb]:
http://rapidshare.com/files/293082560/Tremolo.pl_Efekty_Archive.webarchive.pdf

You write: "I saved...",
but it looks like: "I published copyright-protected material for worldwide distribution"...





BTW: the good ole IE  "save as"  complete website *.html  doesn`t cut off the right-hand sides of the circuits...

[Rectangular]

RG's mystery circuit !



what do you guys think it does ? my guess is some kind of "ducking" effect, like a noise gate. the pot would control the sensitivity

I can't wait to hear how wrong I am. maybe the effect does <nothing>

[jessej]

I saved the whole page as pdf. You can download it here [32Mb]:
http://rapidshare.com/files/293082560/Tremolo.pl_Efekty_Archive.webarchive.pdf

You write: "I saved...",
but it looks like: "I published copyright-protected material for worldwide distribution"...

Ok link removed.

In case the original link site vanishes, you can also find it here:
http://web.archive.org/web/20080223200342/http://tremolo.elektroda.net/galery.php?adres=Efekty
and possibly in the google cache.

I suggest that if someone is sueing for copyrights, google has more money then me.

[puretube]

The Original:

[puretube]

RG's mystery circuit !



what do you guys think it does ? my guess is some kind of "ducking" effect, like a noise gate. the pot would control the sensitivity

I can't wait to hear how wrong I am. maybe the effect does <nothing>

http://www.diystompboxes.com/smfforum/index.php?topic=22664.msg143090#msg143090
http://www.diystompboxes.com/smfforum/index.php?topic=77799.msg639783#msg639783

[puretube]

...
In case the original link site vanishes, you can also find it here:
http://web.archive.org/web/20080223200342/http://tremolo.elektroda.net/galery.php?adres=Efekty
and possibly in the google cache.

I suggest that if someone is sueing for copyrights, google has more money then me.
...

G**gle has lost before!   -   despite their money...   

[Brymus]

I saved the whole page as pdf. You can download it here [32Mb]:
http://rapidshare.com/files/293082560/Tremolo.pl_Efekty_Archive.webarchive.pdf

You write: "I saved...",
but it looks like: "I published copyright-protected material for worldwide distribution"...

Ok link removed.

In case the original link site vanishes, you can also find it here:
http://web.archive.org/web/20080223200342/http://tremolo.elektroda.net/galery.php?adres=Efekty
and possibly in the google cache.

I suggest that if someone is sueing for copyrights, google has more money then me.

Does Finland have copyright laws like US?

[R.G.]

Just as a bit of commentary: lack of respect for copyright has two effects. One is that the owners with a lot of money convince governments to do truly oppressive things like making a *first*, *non-commercial* infringement punishible by civil penalties starting at $100,000 if the owner has gone through the necessary registration. Governments *like* control and criminalizing behavior, so this is agreeable for everybody, excepting of course we, the people.

The second is that creators of copyrighted material decide, upon reflection, that if they can't effectively have the fruits of their creations, they have much less incentive to put them where they can be infringed. For instance, my PCB layout book. I have received literally hundreds of requests to sell a version on CD or a downloadable version. I explain to each one that a "free" online downloadable copy would appear within a few days of doing that; I firmly believe that would happen based on the sheer number of times that everything I have put on line in almost fifteen years has been pirated. The result is that those are only in hard copy, inconvenient as it is. It's clumsy for me, reduces the number I'd sell, and hacks off some part of the buyers. But it's better than sales dropping to zero, as they would when the "free" version on line appeared.

Actually, sales have slowed down quite a bit so I suspect someone may have scanned it and put it on the usual "secret" filesharing places. I'd actually had requests for and been working a bit on a followon "pro lessons" volume two. Guess how motivated it makes me for the first version to be pirated.

It's all well and good to self-rationalize by saying that it's OK to infringe the robber corporations like Sony who have a choke hold on music, and how they don't deserve their dirty millions. The problem is that Sony is going to get their dirty millions one way or another. I don't have the funds to pay off governments, so I have to consider how much I want to feed to the pirating system.

[slideman82]

Sorry, I'm outta topica, but... that mistery circuit could be a tremolo... I thought at first it was an octave... and I always been curious about this one, but never got time to try it!