Interest in Professionaly Fabbed Bad Stone Phaser PCBs?

Started by Scruffie, September 14, 2010, 09:52:29 AM

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Scruffie

Just verified a layout for a Professionaly Fabbed Electro Harmonix Bad Stone Phaser PCB and wondered if there'd be any interest in them for a Project?

The Boards are 4 Layer, Silk Screened, Through Plated and Designed to fit a 1590BB Enclosure with Board Mounted Pots and basically this is just to see if there's actually any interest in them or not before any cash is fronted (Hope this isn't against any rules...?)

Here's the Finished Prototype - The Layout has since been improved aswell to be smaller and clearer...

(Prototype Courtesy of Abfackeln & Duckman, Special Thanks to Ryan of Dr.Scientist Pedals)


theehman

I might be interested in a couple.  Are the FETs in one of the ICs?
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Scruffie

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Quote from: theehman on September 14, 2010, 10:07:23 AM
I might be interested in a couple.  Are the FETs in one of the ICs?
Yeah they're in the 4009 (or an unbuffered  4049 will work as the 4009 is out of production now, thanks to B Tremblay for verifying that)

It removes the need to match the FETs which is nice for a simple build.

Here's the schematic for those interested, the Manual Pot has been omitted http://topopiccione.atspace.com/pjimages/EHBadStone.sch.gif

B Tremblay

I'd be interested in one, just to have a backup for my original unit.
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John Lyons

Are there any sound clip examples on line?
I'd but a couple boards
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frequencycentral

This is something I would have difficulty refusing, even though I have more phasers than the original Star Trek series.
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Scruffie

Quote from: frequencycentral on September 14, 2010, 12:45:38 PM
This is something I would have difficulty refusing, even though I have more phasers than the original Star Trek series.
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Brymus

Quote from: Scruffie on September 14, 2010, 10:09:20 AM
Quote from: theehman on September 14, 2010, 10:07:23 AM
I might be interested in a couple.  Are the FETs in one of the ICs?
Yeah they're in the 4009 (or an unbuffered  4049 will work as the 4009 is out of production now, thanks to B Tremblay for verifying that)

It removes the need to match the FETs which is nice for a simple build.

Here's the schematic for those interested, the Manual Pot has been omitted http://topopiccione.atspace.com/pjimages/EHBadStone.sch.gif
The link isn't working.

But yes this is good idea, I like the sound of the bad stone.
Thats a nice looking board too.
Now if I just had some spare cash...
What are they going to cost?
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oldschoolanalog

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soggybag

I could be interested. The board looks pretty big. There isn't much room for a battery. Did the original use a battery?

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John Lyons

Quote from: soggybag on September 14, 2010, 08:07:53 PM
The board looks pretty big. Did the original use a battery?

Yes, two in fact!  :D and was nearly twice that size.
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soggybag

From the schematic it looks like runs off 9V. I guess it requires a lot of juice and the batteries are parallel?

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