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I bought a mini nano pedal, and modified it to fit in my 12 string tele thinline.
I'm actually surprised it worked. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() about a week away from stringing this up and hearing this Frankenstein. ![]()
Gibson RD Artist Sunburst 1977
Serial: 73127030 Built in: 08-nov-1977 (serial: 030) (Manufactured in Kalamazoo) Marshall VS100 Valvestate Combo |
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Haha, that's awesome! Great job!
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Thanks Marbles!
The reason I made this mess was because I was looking for a simple chorus I could place onboard in a cavity and have it available as a onboard efx. I looked for weeks to find a reliable DIY circuit plan, but found only complicated large boards that didn't really offer any cool options. I did find the angel chorus, and a few others (unverified) and the risk was just too great. Also the thought of using a PT2399 just made me sick (aaahh-choo) After debates to abandon the idea, I found the Donner pedal (nano) that uses micro electronics and came at a cheap price ($25 inc. shipping) it was a no brainer. The difficult part was the mod, turns out there are special DPDT switch configs I had to reverse engineer, to make a toggle work right. And the not-so obvious 9v power which had reverse polarity than expected. since the battery option is not available for the pedal, I had to figure out where to place the -9v and that was a mess. After extracting the old component hardware that was unusable, I damaged a lot of the connections, and circuit board (micro soldering is not as easy as it seems) Finally with the help of a jewelers magnifying headset and a microscope I was able to get a working product that could function off a 9v battery. whew. I guess the hardest part of this was trying to reverse engineer the circuit layout at a nano perspective. then dealing with multi layer boards- that were painted so I could not see the trace route of most of the components. Not bad for $25 and a weeks work to make it what I wanted, that for sure. And to add; the Donner product actually sounds fantastic. And there are functions that normally would have taken up much more space than a regular chorus pedal. All in the size of half the pack of cigarettes it took to get through it. Winning! Kind regards,
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Serial: 73127030 Built in: 08-nov-1977 (serial: 030) (Manufactured in Kalamazoo) Marshall VS100 Valvestate Combo |
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What's wrong with the Guitarfetish chorus mod board?
https://www.guitarfetish.com/Onboard-Chorus-From-lush-chorus-to-rotary-speaker-effects-IN-STOCK_p_568.html |
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@ Muadzin,
Wow, that is pretty cool! I'm thinking this would be good for the huge cavity in my Gibson RD (the compressor/ limiter would be a nice add-on) but I could also just make one, with such a large cavity I could fit 3 of these boards, size is not a problem here.... Base Model $47 shipping $9 interesting how they don't show the other side of the board. I wonder if its a preprogrammed chip (Arduino style ![]() Thanks, and kind regards,
Gibson RD Artist Sunburst 1977
Serial: 73127030 Built in: 08-nov-1977 (serial: 030) (Manufactured in Kalamazoo) Marshall VS100 Valvestate Combo |
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