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  • Belton Module ... http://www.theguitarfiles.com/product_id-3082.html Note: there's three types with different delay lengths.

    The Rebote 2.5 is a great delay/echo effect DIY project ... highly documented on the web.
  • yes, I will check if I can order the module from my local electronic store or maybe somewhere on
    internet... My local store have hard time to order some modules from outside our country, I never
    noticed before but there seems to be more and more restrictions on modules for the european
    community :-S for example most of the amps modules are not available, the regulators says some
    are too powerfull, and some others have no "technical guarantees", go figure...

    While at it, do you know of a cheap echo that could do the trick ? ...maybe that would
    be even less expensive than the Belton module ;-)
  • LittleBigOne said:
    Thanks Naz, I've carefully checked them and they seems to be very good quality.
    But a little bit expensive and I was looking for a less expensive solution.

    You're obviously no stranger to electronics ... it's perfectly feasible to just buy the Belton module, add a few extra components and make a bare-bones version of those kits I posted ... you won't need the spendy stuff like the 3PDT footswitch or the enclosure.
  • Thanks Naz, I've carefully checked them and they seems to be very good quality.
    But a little bit expensive and I was looking for a less expensive solution.
    Maybe something like the Danelectro DJ4 Corned Beef here

    ...while I'm thinking about it, maybe some echo could do the same, I would not need a
    true "studio reverb", because when playing outside anyway there is little difference and
    noone can say. I'm looking for this kind of effect,to add to a homemade amp so it will have it's
    own "reverb" one-of-a-kind :D

    ...That's what lead me to the TL084. I built a kit using the TL084 with 4 effects and it works great.
    But I don't know how to link it to my amp. On my kit the TL084 is driven by pulse switches, but that
    is not good enough for an amp I think, it needs some knobs so you can see if the effect is on or not.
    I've asked questions about how to do it but no one could answer me.

    I think, for us mostly blues players, it's a must have an amp with distorsion and reverb, or things of
    any kind like this approaching enough. Something like the VOX DA5 but homemade in a cigar box ! :D
  • Thanks a lot ; I didn't know of them :-)
  • Have you looked at circuits using the Belton Digi-Log Reverb module ...

    There's a great kit from BYOC http://www.buildyourownclone.com/reverb.html

    A similar kit is available from GGG http://www.generalguitargadgets.com/projects/25-reverb/243-digital-...

    Both of these kits are pedal-based, but can easily be converted to in-amp builds.

    If you're hoping to get better than either of these kits, you're looking at a 'real' spring-tank and a driver.
  • Hi again,

    I've found some diagrams using a TL084, what do you think of it ?
    Does anyone have some experience with this ?

    thanks again
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