Tube Driver - Sound clip added!

[Thomas_H]

Hi,

finally I managed to cram this Tube Driver into a 1590B enclosure.
Although it worked with a lot of time spent I can not recommend this. Use a 125B and you will have easy going

I am still tweaking this a little at the moment but build to the known specs it sounds like the real thing.
There is some more background info here: http://www.madbeanpedals.com/forum/index.php?topic=17209.msg163886

Here are some pictures:

[alanp]

Flippin' 'eck!

[Gledison]

looks fantastic! Sti want to build one myself,
Lets see!
What about the blue letters, seems like vinyl, what are they? Amazing!

[muddyfox]

I got a similar effect by using P'n'P Blue once...

[Thomas_H]

This is an inverse laser etch.

[pickdropper]

This is an inverse laser etch.

Bet that took a while.  :-)

Looks great, though.  Very nice build.

[selfdestroyer]

This is an inverse laser etch.

The fabrics of time were just ripped. Really awesome.

Cody

[Thomas_H]

This is an inverse laser etch.

Bet that took a while.  :-)

He had to do it twice :-)

[LaceSensor]

thats amazing work

[brejna]

Great work, I am glad that you've verified this one

[cooder]

Friggin' awesome!!!

[GrindCustoms]

Very nice! Now i want one just to fit it in a 1590B

Glad you bumped up the voltage to plates, if it had the parts rated for it, i'd be curious to hear it with a 18V supply source.
All the tubey i did using the 6.66 Multiplier where running from 18 and had à significant difference compared to 9V.

[Thomas_H]

As requested: Audio demo of the new tube driver pedal.
Partscaster -> Tube Driver -> Clean Tube Amp Channel. No added effects.


[soundcloud]https://soundcloud.com/th-custom-effects/tube-driver-audio-demo[/soundcloud]