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Deep eqionoxe 'mods' |
Paradigm X Veteran Wiggler
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Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2012 4:39 am Post subject: Deep eqionoxe 'mods' |
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As im planning to build my equinoxe in a 1u case, i thought the 'mods' detailed below would be useful, and wondered if you had any further suggesgtions/corrections?
Many thanks!
Input atten pot - replace R11 with pot (im guessing 10k pot (log?), with 1k limiting resistor maybe?)
Output gain - replace R31 with 10k log pot,with 1k limiting resistor again maybe?
Replace the two switches with a 3way 4 pole rotary for 4 6 or 8 stages? Bit neater IMHO but my brain really does freeze when trying to figure it out. I think its possible but need to think it thru.
Wet dry;
Trickiest mod ; borrowing a bit from filtrex design;
Bit of stripboard with an opamp buffer taken from junction of r5/r4? or r5/r113? for a copy of the input, then a buffered copy of 'return' on the schematics, two both ends of 50k lin pot, then the wiper to C10... im guessing. Difficulty is knowing whether to put the wet/dry bit inside or outside of the input and output gains. other option is a summing opamp mixer somewhere...
Anyway, thats the plan, will prb take a while to sort out.
cheers
Ben |
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Paradigm X Veteran Wiggler
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Posted: Mon Apr 30, 2012 8:55 am Post subject: |
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Dont suppose anyone had any input on this did they?
My PCBs are both stuffed now, just need to wire up power and see if it works.....
Cheers, Ben |
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