Tools, Tones and Toys for Guitarists
This is the standard Disaster Transport Jr, with the tails mod, and another that I just found that adds a kind of chorus effect to the delay, with just an additional resistor. A Disaster Transport layout seems fitting, as there’s been widespread flooding where I live, so kind of appropriate for the weather. Here’s the link to … Read more
Ok, another monster of a layout… Here is a delay based on the earliest version of EHX Memory Man (not Deluxe version). The obsolete and super rare SAD1024 BBDs is replaced by a PT2399 and is supposed to share almost the same sonic qualities, i.e. dark and murky. The rest of the audio circuit is … Read more
Factory schematic is avaiable HERE. Deadend Fx has a good trimpot setup guide HERE.
Time to start rolling again… Here is a discontinued PT2399 based delay from Catalinbread with some filtering I haven’t seen anywhere else. Schematic is avaiable HERE.
The layout is based on a quite diffucult-to-read schematic found at Mod Wiggler forum. It may contain some errors and there are few question marks next to some of the pots and one of the caps, so some “trial and error” might be necessary to get this thing working as it should. Also, the “Filter” … Read more
This is my first layout for a PT2399 based delay. The Earthquaker Devices Disaster Transport Jr. It’s a pretty cool delay, with some very usable sounds – the addition of the tone control certainly helps, especially if you like something a little lo-fi sounding, or just as a method to filter out noise on longer delay … Read more
Here is a very interesting and not overly complicated PT2399 based circuit from Bluff Chill Devices. It is an “envelope modulated delay” which sort of emulates a worn out tape delay. This layout is for V1 only but there is two layouts; one for stock 2 knob version and one modified 4 knob version. See … Read more
Just stumbled across this on FSB. It’s a tap tempo + modulation add on for PT2399 delays designed by Electric Canary. It is digital so you’ll either need to buy a pre-programed chipset or burn the code onto the chips yourself. Lots of off board wiring with this, but it’s probably worth if you have … Read more
A biggie but it will fit a BB enclosure without battery. If you think this is to big for vero, Deadend Fx have excellent PCBs for this circuit and many other cool designs. Schematic is avaiable HERE.
