Longer record time in Loophole?

[fafer88]

Hi everyone,

I've got one question about Loophole. In my country is impossible to buy ISD1020,
so I started searching on ebay & I found ISD2560 - similar price but 3 times longer record.
I compare datasheets & I think is possible to use it in Loophole, but in electronic I'm  rookie.
So here is my question, is it possible to use ISD2560 in Loophole?
In attachment I send You modified schematic&layout could You check it?












best regards

fafer88

[DutchMF]

This might help:

http://www.madbeanpedals.com/forum/index.php?topic=2184.0

No definitive answer, but at least it has a source for the ISD1020

Paul

[the3secondrule]

It can be done. I'm running the GGG mobius trip looper with an ISD2590 for 90 seconds loop time, and i've used the same chip for a loophole too

according to my notes (i'm not gonna crack the mobius open right now):

"ISD25xx connect pins 7 and 8 to ground."

that's it. 

Jeremy

[fafer88]

It can be done. I'm running the GGG mobius trip looper with an ISD2590 for 90 seconds loop time, and i've used the same chip for a loophole too

according to my notes (i'm not gonna crack the mobius open right now):

"ISD25xx connect pins 7 and 8 to ground."

that's it. 

Jeremy

thanks Jeremy, it's exactly like I thought 

[Peteyboy]

"ISD25xx connect pins 7 and 8 to ground."

that's it. 

Jeremy

Yep,
I currently finishing up my loophole,
and I used a ISD2560 with grounded pins 7 and 8.
Works just fine.

[madbean]

The 2560 looks like it will be a good option for the LoopholeII (as well as work in Loophole1). The record/playback functions are simplified somewhat.

There's also the 2590 and 25120, but the sampling frequency on those are extremely low.

[the3secondrule]

Hmmmm. I found the isd2590 actually sounded a lot cleaner than the 1020 in my builds. None if the repetitive clicks/pops, and a lot less hiss. Ymmv though 


J