DBA Reverberation machine guts

[disorder]

does anyone have some gut shots of this pedal? I'm ready to pull the trigger on it but DBA stuff has been so shotty in the past I was hoping to get an idea of build quality and to see what's behind the reverb (belton brick or digital or pt2399?).

[kbit]

I dont have one but im pretty sure it's a belton brick, read it somewhere in the diy forum. Hopefully someone can confirm.

[disorder]

Thanks, yeah I was guessing it had a brick.

[DannDubbleEwe]

found this via gugglez

[beezlebub]

Wow, thanks. Really enlightening.

[zzuFrepuS]

is it a brick and PT2399?

[Bellyheart]

Looks possible. 16 pins and 6 in a row.

[disorder]

Wow, thanks. Really enlightening.

Don't be a dick.

It looks like DBA has stepped up their workmanship. It also looks like it's based on a brick which would be the 6 horizontal pins near the right side of pcb. I'm wondering if that 16-pin dip chip just below the brick is a PT2399 used as a pre-delay. This pedal sounds like it has slapback before the reverb and that would require a delay chip?

[MEC]

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[disorder]

Thanks man! Interesting circuit.

[neonblack]

TRACE IT
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[disorder]

TRACE IT
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[disorder]

If any rev machine owners out there trust me (a total stranger) I would be willing to pay shipping both ways to get this traced. It looks easy enough that no soldering would have to be done.

[neonblack]

Are those chips easy enough to come by that it would actually be worth it?

[Jwar]

Why trace it? It's not unique enough to waste your time, plus it's still available.