Another Melbourne lad here, keep me posted of a rocket ampoff! Will bring mine too!Beerman wrote:Crafty,
Hi.
Another Melburnian here. I'm in the middle of a 'Rockster' build at the moment, it'd be good to get together and compare notes when we're done.
Let me know if you're interested.
Cheers
graham
Its Alive!!!! New Rocket build, first impressions
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Re: Its Alive!!!! New Rocket build, first impressions
Re: Its Alive!!!! New Rocket build, first impressions
Hey Mark, gave your suggestions a go.... Wow its not bad at all mate.
I found it tightened the bottom end a bit and you can dial in quite a balanced tone whereas no particular frequency seems to stand out.
Cheers
I found it tightened the bottom end a bit and you can dial in quite a balanced tone whereas no particular frequency seems to stand out.
Cheers
Re: Its Alive!!!! New Rocket build, first impressions
Good to hear!
I have built a lot of different styles of Rockets and modifying the circuit a little has been fun. I always seem find the need to add a bright switch
I like adding a boost switch on V1b adding a 10uf/25v e-cap or a SPDT switch and put a 10uf and 25uf option as a boost function.
A tone stack bypass option would be fun to try some time.
Mark
I have built a lot of different styles of Rockets and modifying the circuit a little has been fun. I always seem find the need to add a bright switch
I like adding a boost switch on V1b adding a 10uf/25v e-cap or a SPDT switch and put a 10uf and 25uf option as a boost function.
A tone stack bypass option would be fun to try some time.
Mark