Tools, Tones and Toys for Guitarists
The Ghost Echo is a nice little reverb unit, and uses the Belton BTDR-2H-L digital reverb module, as well as a PT2399. I’m not going to lie, this layout gave me some issues (at one point it made DIYLC crash). Even had to use a jumper (which annoys the heck out of me, as you … Read more
Here’s another MOD effect. It’s a simple reverb using the Belton Digi-Log Mini Reverb Module (the BTDR-2H-L), which you can mount directly to the board. The DPDT switch referenced in the layout is the on/off stomp switch if anyone is confused by that. Here’s the schematic and a sound sample for reference.
And the standard version using the more widely available and cheaper BTDR2 bricks. This is set to be around unity but if you want a boost then experiment with the 12K resistor. 18K will give you a slight boost.
Request. This is a 1776 Effects project with more info available here. Check out their other projects and PCBs available at their store: The Rub-a-Dub Deluxe utilizes the new Accutronics BTDR-3H. The BTDR-3H allows the reverb decay to be adjustable. In addition, the Rub-a-Dub Deluxe also adds a tone control (based on Culturejam’s Box of … Read more
Request, and also for those who want another PT2399 based reverb pedal. Not one for the faint hearted with that many links and cuts! :o) One thing you will notice straight away is that this doesn’t have the usual 3PDT stomp switching to bypass the effect. Because it has tails, the stomp will just turn … Read more
Another project from Rej in conjunction with another great DIY personality CultureJam, this time the Grind Customs FX Tenebrion Reverb which requires one of the smaller Belton BTDR2 bricks which are available with short, medium or long decay.
A nice simple reverb project that a few people have asked for, with this layout based around the BTDR-2H brick. The short description from the GGG website: This is a great sounding digital reverb project. Based on the Belton Digital Reverb Brick. This really is an excellent reverb and is also the base of some … Read more
Something weird to do with your extra PT2399s. From Casper Electronics : The Echo Bender is a mix of multi FX pedal and noise maker. It can process external signals like guitars, keyboards, mics and drum machines or it can create complex sounds on its own. It can function in several different stand alone modes: -Warm … Read more
This is the original Cook Spring Reverb design and not the “mark 2”. Any spring reverb tank should do just fine… So strike the above text. The tank type is crucial to get this design to work properly. I have no no idea what sort of tank it should be, so even though this is … Read more
A nice little Belton Brick reverb build here. As described by cj: This one is pretty simple. It’s the new smaller Belton/Accutronics brick and a quad op amp, a Reverb Mix control and a tone control I’m calling “Dampen”. It’s a dead-simple low-pass filter right off the brick’s output (or rather, one of the outputs) … Read more