Wednesday, 10 June 2020

Keeley Magnetic Echo




15 comments:

  1. I suspect You got keyboard dislexia and write OPA3124 but you want to mean OPA2134 (that shitty no good hi-fi 2134, that should be banned from guitar comunity, as same as that bastards you already know!...) :O)

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    1. OPA2134 it is. Updated. You could just use 4558, 1458 or LM358 if you don't want a "bouteek" vibe.:-)

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    2. Is it my mistake that there is no ground wire shown in the layout for this Mag Echo?
      Does the regulator ground it? I built the circuit but I didn’t want to run 9V to it yet without being sure. Thanks

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  2. NE5532, man: The OPA2134 wonderful killer! Always my debug choice!

    Just for you to get a small idea: here, in Lisbon, they ask 11 euros for the f***** thing!

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    1. That was pricey for sure.

      Ah, Lisboa! Beautiful city, has fond memories of it.

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  3. I have a question. Is the C 100n from REG-Out to PT 2399 Pin 3/GND rigth (L5 to N5)? I can not see this C in the schematic from Pedal-PCB.
    Thanks for sharing your ideas with others!

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    1. That is just some extra power filtering between ground and the 5v rail. I usually add it when there is space for it. It don't affect the overall sound by any means.

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  4. Am I missing something or does this layouts have no ground wire? Also no note that says a leg of one pot goes to ground?

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    1. I built this circuit but I have not hooked it up to 9V yet. Is there really no ground wire to this circuit?

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    2. A ground wire could go on the bottom row on the left side.

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    3. Ground connection added.

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  5. Hi,
    Modulation apart, I am curious to know how the Keeley magnetic Echo sounds, compared to the Wampler Faux Analog Echo : did anyone compared them side by side?

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  6. Oh man...this was a big intimidating build!
    I need to go and lie down...

    https://youtu.be/9NozVgkMPgU

    https://photos.app.goo.gl/tfDm5pzJTWkkxHCB9


    Thank you as always.🙂

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  7. Hey, has anyone built this and just had their opamps oscillate instead of process any signal from the input? Stumped on this.

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