Is this using a short brick?

[micromegas]

just wondering...

well, it keeps saying it is an invalid youtube link. I was refering to this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQ7uZD6Uy6k

[Thomas_H]

Your are talking about the excact pedal in the video?
Then the answer is that I dont know. But the Hermida is a GGG design using a BTDR-1 brick. Which also comes in three flavours (S,M,L)

[Blues Healer]

the GGG now uses a BTDR-2H
http://www.generalguitargadgets.com/pdf/ggg_verb_bom.pdf?phpMyAdmin=78482479fd7e7fc3768044a841b3e85a

I can think of at least two other similar reverb projects -- the BYOC and the kit at Antique Electronics, which has an added 'Dwell' knob, and uses a 'long' version of the BTDR-2H:
http://www.tubesandmore.com/sites/default/files/assoc_files/verb_deluxe_instructions.pdf

to confuse things a little, I looked at BYOCs kit, and although they don't specifically say, from the build doc, it looks like they're using a 'short' version .... scroll down to the pic of the brick in this doc, and you'll see a mark next to the "S":
http://byocelectronics.com/reverbinstructions.pdf

[haveyouseenhim]

just wondering...

well, it keeps saying it is an invalid youtube link. I was refering to this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQ7uZD6Uy6k

Davent showed me that the S in https has to be taken out.

[micromegas]

just wondering...

well, it keeps saying it is an invalid youtube link. I was refering to this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQ7uZD6Uy6k

Davent showed me that the S in https has to be taken out.

ok, noted. Many thanks

[micromegas]

Your are talking about the excact pedal in the video?
Then the answer is that I dont know. But the Hermida is a GGG design using a BTDR-1 brick. Which also comes in three flavours (S,M,L)

I do not think this one uses the BTDR-1 because of the lack of space inside a 1590B.

I was asking this because it seemed to me it hasn't had very long decay compared with the previous version of it.

I have a rub-a-dub in the workbench and I'm not sure about sticking a medium or short brick in it.

[juansolo]

These demos have some reverb from a short brick in a 1776 rub-a-dub

[dondougie]

The original one used a medium brick, it's somewhere on FSB. I think the circuit is the same in the 2nd version.