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PCB of a JE-1000
Tonight its ready, and hopefully it will work ...
Wow! It looked really simple. Just like stuff i used to do at my electronics classes.
PCB of a JE-1000
Tonight its ready, and hopefully it will work ...
PCB of a JE-1000
Tonight its ready, and hopefully it will work ...
PCB of a JE-1000
Tonight its ready, and hopefully it will work ...
Oh yeah, has anyone read this?
http://leejacksonamplifiers.blogspot.com/
The GP-1000II is coming soon. For realz.
Wohow!
Oh yeah, has anyone read this?
http://leejacksonamplifiers.blogspot.com/
The GP-1000II is coming soon. For realz.
True, i expect its going to be 500$ or more ...I wonder how its going to sound, being solid state and all. But the fact that its a pedal will be really awesome.
Looking at his other pedal prices, its probably going to be very expensive...
Yeah, the engl SE is also a sweet amplifier. But i like the invader more, because it has a more vintage/raw/oldschool like distortion, but they are both really expensiveThe basic tone sounds cool, but I still dream of buying an ENGL Special Edition. It's 3000 Euro in Germany.
The MIDI-possibilities for example really turn me on!
And fyi, I myself can't read or use these schematics, so better don't try to start a modifying dialogue with me.
Did you make that yourself?
J50N is a neck version of J50B...with alnico magnets, not ceramic like J50BC.
I have a Jackson USA J50BC pickup for sale, complete with a cover for 55+shipping. EU countries only!!
FYI, the last one on ebay was sold yesterday for 75,95$ which is around 60 and that does not include customs duties!
Sex.
I will take it!
I wonder how its going to sound, being solid state and all. But the fact that its a pedal will be really awesome.
Looking at his other pedal prices, its probably going to be very expensive...
It's lucky for current owners of GP-1000 because the price will remain as high as they are instead of dropping if it wasn't a pedal. I'd be interested to see how the pedal would sound. I wonder if Alexi would use them or carry on using his original.True, i expect its going to be 500$ or more ...
Lee is also releasing a book, including all of his schematics. And guess what ^^ GP1000 and SP1000 for me!
Well he said you need to replace pots and some stuff, but I don't know I don't think it'd be that bad. I supose I would have to get the battery thing unwired from the main line or something but I don't think that would be such a hard thing for a luthier, would it?
Is it hard to etch a PCB board like that yourself?
I remember we did it like 6 years ago in high school but I don't remember how we did it, with like an acid bath or something.
Heres the schematics I found of the JE-1000
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v339/lowalkoroc/231963271_1515bdfd6a_o.jpg
I want to build a JE-1000 into a pedal. with on/off 3 toggle switches for the midboost, a foot switch for the gain boost, and a footswitch to bypass it completely.
I wonder how its going to sound, being solid state and all. But the fact that its a pedal will be really awesome.
Looking at his other pedal prices, its probably going to be very expensive...