[Harp-L] Re: Jayphat schematic

[HTownFess <Spschndr@xxxxxxx>]

At http://groups.google.com/group/harp-l/files/ look for the
JAYPHAT2.jpg file for the schematic.  Can't do a direct link because
that seems to break down as soon as anybody uploads another file to
that page.  JAYPHATDelayDemo is a sound file with an MC-151, DD-3 and
Danecho; there is also a bit of CM + Danecho near the end of the
JAYPHATEV127CM file.  Don't know of anyone building this commercially;
the Kinder Maximizer box does the same kind of mic buffering though I
don't know what its circuit is like or how long you'd have to wait to
get one.  I can only guess, but I think an amp tech who's equipped to
build pedals could knock their first JAYPHAT out in an hour or two,
it's just a dirt-simple circuit; parts are in the neighborhood of
$30.  It would be a good idea to ask for parallel output jacks if
anyone is having a JAYPHAT built--simple way to split the mic signal
well.

On Jul 14, 11:31 am, Richard Hunter <turtleh...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Stephen Schneider wrote:
>
> <Yes, the JAYPHAT will prevent tone loss if you put it between the mic
> <and delay, and it's really convenient to have a stand-alone box that
> <will do that.  I have only tried it with delay pedals, but it'd be
> <worth a try in front of any pedal or string of pedals because if your
> <mic's been losing anything with them, it's unlikely to sound worse
> <when you restore that content--it'll come out as clearer resolution of
> <what the pedal does.
>
> And we get this thing (or the schematic) where?  I know you posted a URL previosuly--can you re-post, please?
>
> Thanks, Richard Hunter
> latest mp3s and harmonica blog athttp://myspace.com/richardhunterharp
>
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