Three dual op amps and a single. More info and images in my Instagram:
Three dual op amps and a single. More info and images in my Instagram:
Another pedal prototype in a metal electrical box from around 2000. This box is interesting because I did not have a metal cover for it, so I made one from a piece of aluminum diamond plate that I had in my shop.
More info and images in my Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amzfx/
The prototype of the Q&D 1 compressor. The schematic is still on my web site somewhere. It used the SSM2165 vca chip which is unobtanium these days.
More info and images in my Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amzfx/
Another ancient pedal from the boxes in my garage. This one has the same type LMB folded aluminum enclosure. It also uses the cmos switching system with a soft-touch footswitch.
More pix and info in my Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amzfx/
The heat wave has passed (temporarily) and I could go back in the garage and dig through the boxes. Here is another pedal from decades ago.
This is a dual op amp booster that was the predecessor to the dual op amp pcb that I sell on my site. I’m not sure how old it is but it pre-dates the internet! I used this pedal sometimes when playing live.
A tap of the footswitch toggles between the two channels that can be set for different gains.
More info and pictures in my Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amzfx/
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Jack Orman has been involved in FX design and construction since the mid-1970s.