thats a nice idea! let me know if you get good money for them because this reverb circuit is nice and easy to make, if i could make some money from it that would be even better

Yeah.. i 'll post pix of them here..
I have one just about finished,i just need to drill out the chassis for it.
I'm planning on building a couple more and selling them off for like $300-350 each.

plate reverb

thanks,

as for effects pedals, well i haven't really done much in the way of audio manipulation before, i just looked up reverb on the nex and found this chip and looked for example circuits based on it. so i suppose you just want to look up what you want to do and see if you can find any info on it.

with electronics you have to take your time, i did this circuit twice, and both times they failed the first time, the one i did on PCB failed because i had shorted some tracks, and the second one failed because i put a resistor in series instead of parallel, so you just have to keep working on them and they will work eventually.

i was thinking about what i could fit in there, i think anything else other than a reverb would have been too big, but its still fun, you get some weird effects when adjusting the duty cycle

that sounds cool i would like to see that, are you going to post them here?

Whoa, that's really cool. Nice job fitting it in that small area. Haha.

Hmmmm, a quick question though, any advice for what to read up on using chips like this for effects? I'm trying to see if I can build my own pedals to be used for my guitar and gameboy because i think it'll be cheaper than buying $100 pedals. Plus it'll be DIY which is always cooler. ^_^ But I've never really messed with circuitry before.

next step is clearly to do another, this one with spring reverb
no, this is seriously a cool mod, even if im personally not too into reverb

I'm designing a delay based around that chip.. should be cool.
I'm also building up a few stereo delay boxes based off the Rebote 2.5 delay circuit..
wont it into a nuby though. hahaha

its about half the size of a golf ball! 30 components

ooh now there's an idea! i might give that a go actually, its got to come apart anyway to fit a power switch,

and yea i did one on PCB that didn't fit so it had to go smaller, but i didn't realise just how many components there were! i had to start routing the legs of some components around other components just to hold it all together, and it was still a tight fit

i was just gunna ask if that was a pt2399 circuit. hahahaha.. you're crazy man.. lol.. i'd never have the patience to rock a point to point on that. Very cool mod though! you should install a momentary pushbutton that bypass's the 15K repeat resistor for an infinite Slam switch! :-D

That has got to be the largest free-form circuit I have ever seen.

Damn.  That's unreal!

very cool!