Friday, 20 May 2016

Hjärt Müller Bass Drive





23 comments:

  1. http://www.effekt-boutique.de/moody-sounds-hjaert-mueller-bass-drive.html?___store=en&___from_store=default

    I see they put a mix control in at some point. Also note they talk about a 12v supply.

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    1. I think it is just an added clean blend circuit.
      You could supply 9V or 12V if you want.
      I'll add a layout.

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    2. Damn youre quick Alex!

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    3. Albin at Moody Sounds in Sweden has other really cool and "strange" effects, check out www.moodysounds.com

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  2. This article helps me to get bird eye view. This is the gist of all. DIGITEMB

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  3. Built it and it works, thank-you!

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  4. Yes, definitely verified!
    Sounds great with growling low mids, a bit on the fuzzy side, but not too much, very Orange-y.
    A keeper.

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  5. Hi, Challenge for someone...I'm building this one but i'm short of the A250k pot, I've got an A100k or A500K, could I change a value of one of the resistors so I can use one of the pots I already have?

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    1. Got any B500Ks? One of those and 510K (or another, close to 500K) resistor between lugs 1&3 in addition to the wires would yield A250K...
      +m

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    2. Ah bugger... lugs 2&3 are joined together, should that still work? Not getting any sweep at all?

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  6. Hey! Built the one with the Blend. It's a pretty good drive with gain lowered. Built this in the same enclosure with an ''always on'' Sadowsky Preamp

    Pics:

    https://hgecontraptions.blogspot.ro/2016/09/2in1-pedal-hjart-muller-bass-drive.html

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  7. Hi Alex,

    I built the hjart muller but i can't get any od or distortion sound from it, when i turn the pedal on i get the same sound that it has in bypass, but without basses.

    Can you give me any advice to make it work? Thank you

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    1. Which layout did you build?
      With or without the Blend pot?
      What are your TL071's voltages?

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    2. Never mind Alex, I discovered that they sent me a kit with a 1nf cap instead of the 1uf cap.
      I put the right cap and now it works!
      I built the one without the blend pot and I have to say it's a very very great pedal :)


      Anyway, thank you for answering so quickly :D

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  8. Hi and thank you for the realese.
    I built the one with blend and it's great bat the dry side of the blend seem to be poor in bass and high tones. Can you help me?

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  10. Hi built and tested the bled version with different Jfet and clipping diode:to my taste it sounds better using green super bright LED's,BF245 for blend circuit. If you are searching for a fuzzy creamy tone you could go for it, if you like for a more tubey overdrive you'd better search elsewhere.

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  11. Hi, does someone notice a loud pop when engaging the effect? It's unusable.
    I'm thinking about some DC leakage from a capacitor but I want to check if someone is in the same situation

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    1. I have built this a couple time and have not had any problems with popping.

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  12. Hello, I have built two and none of them have worked, the pedal turns on, but i can't get any od or distortion from it. I don't know why, since I have built them following the indications. I read a little above that a person had the same problem as me, that the pedal turns on but does not generate OD and that I solve using the corresponding capacitor, in this case the 1uf, I don't know if it is the capacitor that I am using It's tantalum, I imagine it could be that but im not pretty sure, can anybody help me with this?

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