rfurtkamp wrote:It'll be worth your effort - the topography of the signal path is fascinatingly oddball.
Sample+hold you can adjust the time non-destructively and bring it back - and LFO is post-buffer as well, so you can make it do all sorts of warbling then back off and return.
It was my go-to destructobox live where I'd run it into a Bassman with 1x15 JBL, crank it up to ungodly, sel the LFO to deep and slow, turn down the time on a loop, and use it as a background pulsing ugly drone.
Yeah, I don't know what I'm in for once I get the power supply working. I would love to circuit bend it but I only mess with battery powered items to avoid shortening my lifespan. Also wanted to see if the chips came out and I could plug them into other boards.
rfurtkamp wrote:It'll be worth your effort - the topography of the signal path is fascinatingly oddball.
Sample+hold you can adjust the time non-destructively and bring it back - and LFO is post-buffer as well, so you can make it do all sorts of warbling then back off and return.
It was my go-to destructobox live where I'd run it into a Bassman with 1x15 JBL, crank it up to ungodly, sel the LFO to deep and slow, turn down the time on a loop, and use it as a background pulsing ugly drone.
Yeah, I don't know what I'm in for once I get the power supply working. I would love to circuit bend it but I only mess with battery powered items to avoid shortening my lifespan. Also wanted to see if the chips came out and I could plug them into other boards.
If it takes AC from the wall it almost assuredly has a small transformer inside that just converts that to a smaller DC voltage. Unless you tough the AC contacts directly you should be fine. Its still going to be a low-voltage device.
rfurtkamp wrote:It'll be worth your effort - the topography of the signal path is fascinatingly oddball.
Sample+hold you can adjust the time non-destructively and bring it back - and LFO is post-buffer as well, so you can make it do all sorts of warbling then back off and return.
It was my go-to destructobox live where I'd run it into a Bassman with 1x15 JBL, crank it up to ungodly, sel the LFO to deep and slow, turn down the time on a loop, and use it as a background pulsing ugly drone.
Yeah, I don't know what I'm in for once I get the power supply working. I would love to circuit bend it but I only mess with battery powered items to avoid shortening my lifespan. Also wanted to see if the chips came out and I could plug them into other boards.
If it takes AC from the wall it almost assuredly has a small transformer inside that just converts that to a smaller DC voltage. Unless you tough the AC contacts directly you should be fine. Its still going to be a low-voltage device.
Its a shame those boards are so big inside otherwise Id attempt putting it in a large enclosure and make it a stompbox
