Ok loads of people have asked for this and I decided if there was ever going to be a good time to do it, it would be straight after the Mutron II :o)
The 150LNDN3's are available from a few sellers on eBay but they are very expensive. I think Mouser had plenty in when I was buying though and they were cheap from there, so that's where I'd look. The 2N1306's are available from a few sellers on eBay but just use any NPN germanium if you don't want to buy anything specially.
The wiring for the expression pedal will depend on which one you're using, but if you know how it is set up it should be easy enough to adapt it in any way you need to your pedal. Note that if you don't want to include the expression pedal jack, you need to connect Exp 1 and Exp 2 on the board, so just wire one to the other.
A charge pump daughterboard layout has been included with additional filtering to help keep this as noise free as possible. Note that I have opted here for an LT1054 IC because I think it will be borderline for the current available from our usual ICL7660S. By all means try that IC, but I think the extra capacity of the LT1054 will make it a good choice.
Info about the original:
the openhaus can create an array of modern, heavy distortion tones from popular amplifiers, without adjusting the amplifiers tone controls away from their optimum clean tone settings.
Short but sweet. You'd have thought Ed would give his customers a bit more to read during their 5 year wait for the pedal.
Charge pump daughterboard:
Bill of Materials
IC | OPA2604AP | 4 |
Transistor | LND150N3 | 2 |
Transistor | 2N1306 | 2 |
Transistor | 2N5457 | 1 |
Regulator | 78L15 | 1 |
Potentiometer | 10K Log | 2 |
Potentiometer | 100k dual Lin | 1 |
Potentiometer | 1M Log | 1 |
Potentiometer | 10K Lin | 1 |
Toggle switch | SPDT on/off/on | 2 |
Toggle switch | SPDT on/on | 1 |
Resistors | 100R | 1 |
Resistors | 150R | 2 |
Resistors | 220R | 1 |
Resistors | 470R | 2 |
Resistors | 604R | 1 |
Resistors | 1K | 3 |
Resistors | 2K2 | 1 |
Resistors | 3K3 | 2 |
Resistors | 5K6 | 1 |
Resistors | 7K5 | 2 |
Resistors | 10K | 6 |
Resistors | 14K | 1 |
Resistors | 20K | 3 |
Resistors | 30K | 2 |
Resistors | 47K | 2 |
Resistors | 56K | 3 |
Resistors | 100K | 4 |
Resistors | 120K | 1 |
Resistors | 150K | 1 |
Resistors | 180K | 1 |
Resistors | 220K | 1 |
Resistors | 470K | 2 |
Resistors | 680K | 2 |
Resistors | 1M | 7 |
Capacitors | 51p | 1 |
Capacitors | 330p | 2 |
Capacitors | 560p | 1 |
Capacitors | 1n | 1 |
Capacitors | 1n2 | 4 |
Capacitors | 2n2 | 1 |
Capacitors | 4n7 | 1 |
Capacitors | 5n6 | 1 |
Capacitors | 22n | 1 |
Capacitors | 33n | 2 |
Capacitors | 47n | 4 |
Capacitors | 100n | 2 |
Capacitors | 120n | 1 |
Capacitors | 1u | 7 |
Capacitors | 22u | 1 |
Capacitors | 100u | 1 |
Capacitors | 220u 25V | 1 |
Capacitors | 470u 25V | 1 |
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