Marshall like overdrive/crunch...

Started by ubaid88, November 29, 2009, 07:19:23 AM

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ubaid88

I looking for diy Marshall like overdrive/crunch. I am considering Burning Crunch. Suggest other options please.

Johan

I suggest a

..should give you enough to play with for the next few months..

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ubaid88

Search dont show anything satisfactory.

Ice-9

How about a Marshall guvnor clone, They are good and the circuit is open to east mods that you could try.
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WhenBoredomPeaks

I would try to make a Serch Bhaar, they are quite smart little devices.

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ubaid88

Thanks guys. I will go burning crunch. Because it sounds great, it easy and quick.
Here are da clips for anyone whos looking for it.
Video Demo:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhJp8Wt-ncQ

Clips
http://diynoise.googlepages.com/k1.mp3
http://diynoise.googlepages.com/k2.mp3
http://diynoise.googlepages.com/k3.mp3
http://diynoise.googlepages.com/sweet.mp3

Finally thanks to Daniel for great sounding distortion.


Ibanezfoo

Crunch Box!  I've built both the burning crunch and the crunch box (and the guv'nor) and to me, the crunch box does that loud cranked Marshall sound the best.  I was going for a Zakk Wylde type tone when I built them so that's what I'm basing it off of.  The burning crunch is nice but to my ears is just a tiny bit harsh/metallic.  Maybe its just mine, I dunno.

dschwartz

i add 10n cap to ground before volume pot to the burning crunch to take some of that fizz away..
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Ibanezfoo

Quote from: dschwartz on December 02, 2009, 11:00:55 AM
i add 10n cap to ground before volume pot to the burning crunch to take some of that fizz away..

Was this on your original layout from awhile back?  The PCB with your cool demon horned face avatar in the corner?  Thats the one I used to build my burning crunch.

dschwartz

yes, and no... i put the cap right on the volume pot (lug 1 & 3), so, the cap is there, but not in the layout..i put it after i built it, because i was getting, as you, too much fizz..the cap made a nice smoothing and got better low end..(at the cost of some output volume, but, there are plenty of it, anyway)
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Ibanezfoo

Quote from: dschwartz on December 02, 2009, 01:00:19 PM
yes, and no... i put the cap right on the volume pot (lug 1 & 3), so, the cap is there, but not in the layout..i put it after i built it, because i was getting, as you, too much fizz..the cap made a nice smoothing and got better low end..(at the cost of some output volume, but, there are plenty of it, anyway)

Ah!  I will try that then, thank you!  Is the cap there on the pedal in the youtube clip?

dschwartz

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Renegadrian

Nice video, but it doesn't cover all the sounds we should expecting with different tone settings...
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Ibanezfoo

Quote from: dschwartz on December 02, 2009, 03:21:48 PM
yes indeed!

You know your Texas Brownie seems to have that warm and crunchy Marshallish tone.  Care to share any details about it?

ubaid88

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I will post clips of my one. If i can complete that.

Ibanezfoo

Quote from: ubaid88 on December 03, 2009, 04:06:15 AM
I will post clips of my one. If i can complete that.

Which circuit are you building?

ubaid88

Quote from: Ibanezfoo on December 03, 2009, 12:08:32 PM
Quote from: ubaid88 on December 03, 2009, 04:06:15 AM
I will post clips of my one. If i can complete that.

Which circuit are you building?
Burning Crunch from my pcb layout. Pcb tranfer, etching and drilling are complete. Soldering component and assembling is left.

dschwartz

Quote from: Ibanezfoo on December 02, 2009, 05:54:33 PM
Quote from: dschwartz on December 02, 2009, 03:21:48 PM
yes indeed!

You know your Texas Brownie seems to have that warm and crunchy Marshallish tone.  Care to share any details about it?
well, to be honest, i don´t like sharing that specific desing openly. You can send me an email and i can share the schem with you, but i wouldn´t like it to be published or used for selling.
Basically, the idea is a JCM 800 emu (similar to BSIAB) with muamps with a simple TS type booster in the front.
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