DUMBLELATOR - who has build one?
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DUMBLELATOR - who has build one?
Hallo,
does anyone have experiences by building one?
Are there any complete schematics, I only found the one on schematic heaven but there is no power supply...so what about voltages.
Do you have any pictures from DIY D-LATORS?
Hope my english is not too bad
Greetz from Berlin
does anyone have experiences by building one?
Are there any complete schematics, I only found the one on schematic heaven but there is no power supply...so what about voltages.
Do you have any pictures from DIY D-LATORS?
Hope my english is not too bad
Greetz from Berlin
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Re: DUMBLELATOR - who has build one?
Bob I has helped me out with this. Look at my recent post about sourcing parts. Bob explained how he powered his Dumbleator and I am going to follow his lead.
TJ
TJ
Re: DUMBLELATOR - who has build one?
thanx, found the post...tonejunkie wrote:Bob I has helped me out with this. Look at my recent post about sourcing parts. Bob explained how he powered his Dumbleator and I am going to follow his lead.
TJ
Greetz M
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Re: DUMBLELATOR - who has build one?
Heya Mötörböt!
Before spending time building a Dumbleator clone, check out the Flexloop by fellow german builder Ulrich Rodenberg:
http://www.flexamp.com/
Cheers,
Dominik
Before spending time building a Dumbleator clone, check out the Flexloop by fellow german builder Ulrich Rodenberg:
http://www.flexamp.com/
Cheers,
Dominik
Re: DUMBLELATOR - who has build one?
Aloah Dominik,ElectronAvalanche wrote:Heya Mötörböt!
Before spending time building a Dumbleator clone, check out the Flexloop by fellow german builder Ulrich Rodenberg:
http://www.flexamp.com/
Cheers,
Dominik
japp I've seen this site and the stuff but I want to build one of my one. It is for a friend and I want to be flexable by building it. Just looking for some advice how to realize it and you guy's have done it.
But thank u anyway for your post.
Greetz M
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Re: DUMBLELATOR - who has build one?
Holy shit! Got enough channels?ElectronAvalanche wrote:Heya Mötörböt!
Before spending time building a Dumbleator clone, check out the Flexloop by fellow german builder Ulrich Rodenberg:
http://www.flexamp.com/
Cheers,
Dominik
I think at that point the guy should make it programable, that is just toooo much!
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Re: DUMBLELATOR - who has build one?
did you see this:
http://www.flexamp.com/images/custom1_580.jpg
Sort of like an amp where you can change all parts (caps, resistors), circuit on the fly.
I need to visit Ulrich to check that monster out. This can really help you find and tailor your sound.
@Mötörböt:
I will take some pics of my homebrew Dumbleator tomorrow.
Cheers,
Dominik
http://www.flexamp.com/images/custom1_580.jpg
Sort of like an amp where you can change all parts (caps, resistors), circuit on the fly.
I need to visit Ulrich to check that monster out. This can really help you find and tailor your sound.
@Mötörböt:
I will take some pics of my homebrew Dumbleator tomorrow.
Cheers,
Dominik
Re: DUMBLELATOR - who has build one?
[quote="ElectronAvalanche"]
@Mötörböt:
I will take some pics of my homebrew Dumbleator tomorrow.
Thanks, I'll look forward to your pictures.
Greetz M
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@Mötörböt:
I will take some pics of my homebrew Dumbleator tomorrow.
Thanks, I'll look forward to your pictures.
Greetz M
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Re: DUMBLELATOR - who has build one?
Hi again,
...are there any inside pix of a original Dumblelator available?
Greetz M
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...are there any inside pix of a original Dumblelator available?
Greetz M
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Re: DUMBLELATOR - who has build one?
Hi Mötööörbööööt,
here are some pics of my homebrew.
The goal was to build one with parts I already had (enclosure) and as cheap as possible. That is why I used the two flatpack transformers.
The heaters are DC and regulated for 6V DC. No hum whatsoever.
Filtering for the B+ is rather large with three filter caps in series. You can probably get away with less filtering, but I had a Fender Brownface tremolo (phase shifting style) in there before, thus the three nodes.
[img:600:279]http://www.dominik-termeer.de/Dumbleator2.jpg[/img]
[img:600:959]http://www.dominik-termeer.de/DumbleatorPS.jpg[/img]
Cheers,
Dominik
here are some pics of my homebrew.
The goal was to build one with parts I already had (enclosure) and as cheap as possible. That is why I used the two flatpack transformers.
The heaters are DC and regulated for 6V DC. No hum whatsoever.
Filtering for the B+ is rather large with three filter caps in series. You can probably get away with less filtering, but I had a Fender Brownface tremolo (phase shifting style) in there before, thus the three nodes.
[img:600:279]http://www.dominik-termeer.de/Dumbleator2.jpg[/img]
[img:600:959]http://www.dominik-termeer.de/DumbleatorPS.jpg[/img]
Cheers,
Dominik
Re: DUMBLELATOR - who has build one?
Holla Dominik,
thööööönk u for the pix.
I'll take some parts from a dead HK cream machine for the PSU.
Do you have some idea to give the dumblelator a parallel loop where I can fade between the wet and the dry signal?
Best Greetz M
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thööööönk u for the pix.
I'll take some parts from a dead HK cream machine for the PSU.
Do you have some idea to give the dumblelator a parallel loop where I can fade between the wet and the dry signal?
Best Greetz M
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Re: DUMBLELATOR - who has build one?
there's a thread i started, search for tut best fx loop, and parallel fxs, by swt. dogears and other nice guys helped me and there's a useful mix of a dumbleator and the tut series/parallel fxs loop. if you don't find it, i can send you the schem.
Re: DUMBLELATOR - who has build one?
Hi swt,swt wrote:there's a thread i started, search for tut best fx loop, and parallel fxs, by swt. dogears and other nice guys helped me and there's a useful mix of a dumbleator and the tut series/parallel fxs loop. if you don't find it, i can send you the schem.
thanks for your info and I found the thread. But it is hard for me to follow the discussion, my english isn't good enough.
There is a file on Blue Guitar called "tut_loop.gif [25k] Tube buffered FX loop from King TUT" but is is removed.
If you have a schem of your final and working version and want to send it to me... M =
Greetz from Berlin M
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Re: DUMBLELATOR - who has build one?
Hi,
so far I have all the parts and information to start building the thing.
Thanks to ElectronAvalanche, swt, and tonejunkie for support and information.
Greetz M
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so far I have all the parts and information to start building the thing.
Thanks to ElectronAvalanche, swt, and tonejunkie for support and information.
Greetz M
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Re: DUMBLELATOR - who has build one?
Hi,
this will be the psu for the Dumblelator, the part for high voltage is not jet done, voltage for heaters works fine.
this will be the psu for the Dumblelator, the part for high voltage is not jet done, voltage for heaters works fine.
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