ABDX with MV64 for tap tempo

[gitaar0]

 I have a working deluxe aquaboy with two mn3005 and mn3101.
I would like to try the MV64 with that. Molten voltage does not have any experience with that. Anyone else any experience yet?
The Mv64 works 0-9 volt and i have the aquaboy running on 15 volt.

Thanks, Marc

[jonrhee]

Just posted something along these lines in the build reports. http://www.madbeanpedals.com/forum/index.php?topic=9056.0

For incorporating into an existing Aquaboy, I would just follow the instructions in the MV64 documentation which I believe is replacing the time/mod section with the Delaytion circuit, feeding into Pin 7 of the 3101.

[gitaar0]

I am afraid it is a bit more complicated then that. As I said the ABDX is running on 15 volt and that needs some adaption to have the right voltage controlling the MN3101.

Thanks anyway.

[stecykmi]

you'll have to read up on the documentation for the MV64 to confirm, but i don't think it's more complicated than using a regulator (LM7809) to step down 15V to 9V.

[jonrhee]

Yeah, I was going to say the same.

[gitaar0]

Thanks for thinking along but:
Maybe I should be clearer. It is of course not a problem to get the MV64 to run on 9 volt.
9 volt is actually available as I use a roadrage to get the 15 volt for the ABDX.
Point is that the MN3101 is now running on 15 volt too.

As William Moltenvoltage explained to me: "MV-64 will work if the clock voltage is matched to what the 3101 wants to see, but Delaytion uses a 0-9 volt buffer which, again, may or may not work."

This is not in the datasheet btw.

Question is: will this work with an mn3101 running on 15 volt? or am I missing something now.....

[gitaar0]

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