/diy/ - Do It Yourself

[Anonymous No.27767]

does anyone know where i can fin the ts808 schematics and pcb layout? (with keeley mod preferably). and what would be a good enclosure?

[Heavy Props Guy No.27773]

Man I wish I knew. But they make project boxes for this sort of thing you can get at radio-shack.

Wish I could help more dude.

[Anonymous No.27775]

IMO, don't waste your time with this overated effect. Boss SD-1 is just fine.

[Anonymous No.27783]

op here, i like the sd-1, but i cant help if my fav guitarrist uses the ts808 :P, and sorry of asking too much, do you happen to have the pcb layout?

[Anonymous No.27791]

>>27783
IMO you would be better off buying one of these.

http://www.yoosmart.com/jf-01-effect-pedal-vintage-overdrive.html

they are almost an exact clone of a TS-808 and use bucket brigade caps and resistors.

all for under $40 which is just over what it would cost to build your own.

[Anonymous No.27792]

>>27783
no pcb sorry. pretty easy to make one on a stripboard.
try to change diode of the SD-1 (germanium, or you can even use LED !!!)
also, don't try to copy other guitarist pedal-board, but again, it's just my opinion.

[Anonymous No.27802]

>>27791
thanx, i might consider buying it, but first i want to try doing it by myself

[Anonymous No.27814]

>>27791
>>bucket brigade caps and resistors
>>mfw

[The Dude !dudeCNpp3w No.27817]

If you want to build something tubescreamer related better off a Fulltone FD-2

>>>bucket brigade caps and resistors
WUT

[Anonymous No.27820]

>>27817
>>27814
lol

[Anonymous No.27828]

>>27791
I am certain this is viral marketing.