DIY - DELAY Guitar Pedal with SAD1024

[Synthones]

I have some chips SAD1024 (analog delay line).
With these chips I would like to make myself a pedal DELAY for my guitar.
Someone let me know where I can purchase the Kit,
or where I can buy a PCB with schematic that use these chips?
thanks
- AGAIN -

[Dave Kendall]

Hi Synthones.

I found this article

Scroll down the page and there is a schematic.
I don't know of any ready-made PCBs, but another couple of useful sites for guitar fx diy are;

geofex and tonepad


hope this helps,
cheers,
Dave

[Synthones]

Hi Dave,
great!
Very very interesting.
Thanks
Synthones

[numbertalk]

This chip is pretty rare these days so it might be tough to find a project for it with a PCB. The A/DA flanger used this chip at one time, so there are probably some clone projects for it out there somewhere.

[numbertalk]

There seems to be a zip file with the PCB files and everything for that delay here:

http://lupinesystems.com/download/

[Synthones]

[StephenGiles]

http://www.4shared.com/file/141123540/202d99d9/EH_MMdeluxe_SAD1024.html
http://www.4shared.com/file/141123542/ce23f8f5/EH_MMdeluxe3.html

This is the original EH Memory Man using SAD 1024.

[StephenGiles]

[Synthones]

Hi Stephen,
Yes, I think that the schematics are very interesting.
However, before building a new pedal I hope to find a PCB in kit or a broken pedal that use a SAD1024.
Thanks still for your contribution
Synthones

[ickystay]

SAD1024's are a poor choice for guitar delays.

I'd sell the 1024's and buy an MN3205. One MN3205 = four SAD1024's as far as delay time is concerned. Plus, there are pcb's available for 3205 based delay pedals.

[StephenGiles]

[ickystay]

[willi]

What characteristics make these SAD1024 BBDs better than any other BBD for flanging.. is it just that the shorter delay time is less useful as a delay? Or is there some real advantage specifically in using them for flanging?

Thanks for your time.

[StephenGiles]