I'm a Devi Ever fan, not of the original circuits that much, I tend to use them as a bit of a modification launch pad. I like to mess around with the capacitors, transistors, add buffering and tone stacks.
But as this one stands, as a stock build, it sounds really good.
I'd say in my poor opinion to my ears, this and the Ruby circuit are the best.
I like this one. I like all of the choices...unfortunately. I might like the Never Drive best. I heard someone playing her Shoegazer last night and started, of course, greedily searching for a schematic. I read somewhere that it's simply this effect in series with the Soda Meiser. I gots ta try that. Haven't paired them yet but I love both on their own. Thanks Anders and all the other solder elves...and Devi, queen of the elves.
I just put this together last night... it sounds really good, and all of the controls work as it seems they should, so I don't think it is broken. But I am getting a ton of radio signal out of it - more than anything else I have ever built. Tried a cap across the output to ground, but it didn't help. Any thoughts where I should look?
Got a bit bored this evening and made this fella.
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I'm a Devi Ever fan, not of the original circuits that much, I tend to use them as a bit of a modification launch pad. I like to mess around with the capacitors, transistors, add buffering and tone stacks.
But as this one stands, as a stock build, it sounds really good.
I'd say in my poor opinion to my ears, this and the Ruby circuit are the best.
Cheers for another great layout Fuzzhead
I like this one. I like all of the choices...unfortunately. I might like the Never Drive best. I heard someone playing her Shoegazer last night and started, of course, greedily searching for a schematic. I read somewhere that it's simply this effect in series with the Soda Meiser. I gots ta try that. Haven't paired them yet but I love both on their own. Thanks Anders and all the other solder elves...and Devi, queen of the elves.
ReplyDeleteI just put this together last night... it sounds really good, and all of the controls work as it seems they should, so I don't think it is broken. But I am getting a ton of radio signal out of it - more than anything else I have ever built. Tried a cap across the output to ground, but it didn't help. Any thoughts where I should look?
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