Saw this on muffs, looks like a pretty easy build https://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=150345
great, another crappy PT2399 delay. Wish people would move on from that thing
PT2399’s can be done well (I’m a big fan of the bugbrand ones) but they need filters or eq’s in the feedback line otherwise yeah … what altitude said. That being said how is the delay in the ms20 shruthi filter?
Its same Delay Chip in my DIY Synth DE:GENERATOR
Example on soundcloud: Delay sound from DE:GENERATOR
I agree with altitude to some extent. I like them and I hate them. I have actually started to use my behringer pedals because I want cleaner delay. I wish there were more diy options that used other chips.
I’m trying to convince Max S (mxmxmx) to resurrect his behringer dd600 euro conversion project.
I have the Jellyfish, syncable, but input distorts too easily
The synthrotek EKO, not bad, but no sync. I assume the updated DLY is similar…it’s in my backlog.
The Chronoblob module isn’t DIY, but does look great, I have to say. It promises to be a lot more hi-fi.
The developer is a forum member, too.
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I do quite like my Befaco Crush Delay. I like it because it’s grungy, though. It’s nice to have cleaner options, too. I’ll probably get rid of it if I get a Chronoblob, since rack space is always limited.
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I like grungy to, but think there is a shortage of hi fi.
I also have the delay no more. It’s awesome in all its grunginess.
I’m hoping that this, which started life as a DIY project, will be released in DIY form - even though it’s UI is a little, um, busy.
But yeah, let’s convince Max S to try his hand at a proper DIY delay. I think he mentioned somewhere that he was fooling around with SRAM for something or other…
@sammy123 there’s shortage of hi-fi digital modules generally in the Euro world. Look at all the the 8bit oscillators, and lo-fi sample players and sample-slicer modules. I guess that’s partly down to the limitations MCUs small and low-power enough to be embedded in Euro modules. With the new generation of 32bit chips, though, that could be changing.
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@toneburst: that chronoblob does look promising indeed! also, i like the name of the company, ‘alright devices’. : )
(though he’s not British, I don’t think).