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WOW! That is impressive. It sounds amazing coming through that Fender. Good job. I'm subscribing.

could you do a vid on exactly how you built this? Definitely subbing.

Even if I don't build one of these amps, its worth watching your video because I love your guitar style and your songs and or riffs. Great sounding and enjoyable to listen to.

very informative, thanks man! also that entire riff section with the amp distortion simulation on was pretty badass \m/ cheers

Just love that Prismatic Reverb sound..

you have some smooth playing there mate. thanks for posting these videos. i have to try these.

@DiyguitarpedalsAu

10 жыл бұрын

Thank you sir! Have fun :)

Awesome video and great playing. Really like the metal riffing you were doing towards the end!

@DiyguitarpedalsAu

8 жыл бұрын

+Ian F Thanks Ian, appreciate the feedback!

That hum at the end though!! I was sold.

I realize this is an old video but I built it from schematic at your website. It sounds great! The 500K ohm potentiometer is correct. I tried a 100K and it cut the volume to about 1/2. Very good video...

Thank you very much for the compliment, nice of you to say so! I'm not in a band or record music though.

Dude that riff was Epic !

7:37 Great potential here with the right EQ Nice tone with lots of punch

aha i built this and my mum was yelling at me because it was like really late at night when i finished it and i started playing and it was loud

@CarlosVargas-cn7rx

6 жыл бұрын

For every mom is too loud, even if you have headphones ;)

Rippn Vid Mate ! Been wanting to built something like this to play around with .

Hi! Great sound! Please, it's not clear where the volume (or gain?) pot should be soldered. Thanks!

That triple wreck you made sounds crazy. Damn

Cheers to you friend! Another great video!

@thegreatjonzini many jaw has dropped on hearing the sound that comes out of that little tin

hi! great video, and very nice playing :) Juste one thing, can i use it with my bass? or do you think it might me dangerous for the amp?

hey m8 sounds pretty good...i'm rockin some $10 cheap pc speakers and there's nothing at all wrong w/ the sound. it's very good. good job -cheers

I built a couple of noisy crickets, incorporating the bass mods, and it didn't cost too much either. I may try building one with a valvecaster for a preamp, as soon as I figure out exactly how... lol. Nice video!

Nice tunes.. sounds awesome...

Great one! You should make a video on building a talkbox! Really thinking on building one myself

Could you come out of the amplifier circuit and go into an effect circuit within the amp to create different " flavours " of amplifier ?

That's really cool! Nice 👍

Hey, bro, first off, thanks for the pointers. I wonder if you could tell me how to make a bass guitar amp. I'm clueless on electronics but I can put everything together if directed. Which components would I need for a bass guitar amp?

Cool just subbed hey looking for an amp like this but both ac/dc voltage outs with the speaker out like you already got plus run on a 9 volt battery would be awesome

Yeah i saw your post on the thread. I havent had any trouble with my tda. My punch is running at 9v's though.

Oh God I love the tin-like tone of this boy when clean~ Quick question: Can I use 2x 4-ohm drivers and swap the IC to the TDA7052?

I'm a woodworker. I believe I'll be building some of these!

@lucasskotiniotis1360

6 жыл бұрын

Zen ‘exactly the same’ is the answer.

@lucasskotiniotis1360

6 жыл бұрын

Zen hmm. Honestly I have not seen shielding being used inside amps, so I don't know...

You inspired me thank you;)

Nice job.

Im building the beavis noisy cricket now. costs around 25$ I will check out this as well, it sounds good !

I like this tune! Could i ask what you were playing?

Any way of getting a point to point wiring diagram? I have trouble with the schematic and knowing the connections and parts.

Think of building one of this (already have all the parts) but I might include a Obliviator in front and in the same enclosure probably - madbean's circuit for Bajaman Sonic Stomp. Could be a interesting tone control for this.

Nice! Thanks for sharing. :D

which effects are you using at 2:00? :) great vid btw! ;)

Think I'll attemp to build one of these when I get more time...

When hooking up to bookshelf speakers should I connect it to the back panel or directly to the subwoofer? I have a pair of bookshelf speakers looking for an amp

Nice job buddy, Is there any advantage in the sound quality of this TDA over the TDA2003 that used in famous Anderton's practice amp? Since I was going to build a low watt practice amp, I'm wondering which one is the best choice: TDA2003 or TDA7052 or MOSFETs like IRF510,610,...Please share your opinions.

Very nice! Just something that's not clear to me: this amp will work by plugging the guitar directly into it? Because usually, you need a preamp stage and then a power amp stage, but it seems like you're going in directly. Like when you're playing before turning on any of the pedals before it like the EQ or the Reverb.

What sort of adapter would I need for the bare copper power wires to female dc port? Feel free to share a link

Hey I checked out www.diystompboxes.com and cant find the thread for the punch. Really want to check out the schematics that you used

now i have to learn scematics lol. probably knew more when i was little kid than i do now. smokey amps can be fun. i had two and the second one was much worse. the first one is in storage somewhere. it sounded so much better but can't compare to this at all. punch amp time!!!!!

Hi, I am interested in the amp emulation distortion, but I couldn't find any video of it in your channel. Could you help me?

Hi Paul, DIY Pedals, Nice little amp. The TDA series of chips are a great choice for "Chip" amps. I may have mentioned before, but, John Audio Tech on KZread is an excellent channel for chip amp construction and reviews, very knowledgeable. Also, I've have suggested building a Runoffgroove.com Ruby 1/2 watt guitar practice amp that works great and with the 1K gain pot, sounds like a lot more than 1/2 a watt. You can easily drive a 12" speaker and have seen up to 4, 12" speakers. I would use 12 volts for that, usually 9 volts, 8-ohm's and your golden. However, you can use 4 to 16 load impedance with the Ruby. The Ruby uses an LM386 audio op-amp and an MPF-102 J-FET, the MPF-102 I have found to be the best. Schematic at Runoffgroove.com or Google Images. Try one, they Rock. Take care, Cheer's, C.

Holy hell, it still sounds better than a Marshall!

I have an old Marshall MG Cab with the original Celestion 12" 100W speaker. I wanna make something basic and straight forward like this. What chip would you suggest and will it power my cab?

If your powering large speakers something that adds treble might be needed (as in my case).

Does the sound come from your monitors?

you might wanna consider the tube cricket. great little project

but how can I get a nice case and be able to colour it myself

wow! have you also designed a more powerful amplifier? 50/70 watts?

Where you exactly connect wires for guitar jack, it's my only problem

thank you :) also i am having a hard time finding the schematic does anybody have the link or the schematic on hand?

I followed the schematics how its shown but my Volume pot doesn't work. It just bypassed it . Any help?

You are saying, that it makes a loud sound, but do the components get hot, when you are playing? Because this would make a nice portable battery amp, but it should be efficent for that ^^

could i add a transistor preamp infront of this? like a 2n3904 type preamp

I have tried to get the mpf102 but couldn't find it anywhere. Someone suggested that i could use a 2n5484 instead, however the output sound has a background static. All the other ic/cap/resitor are similar to your schematic. Any idea what might be wrong?

Please ask your question on the forum. this is not my design. I've just built it.

could this be used as an amp for a cab sim pedal using impulse responses? Say the Digitech Cabdryvr?

Would this amp be able to drive a reverb tank?

what songs did you use in your examples?

thank you!

What is that pedal at 7:37? Says Amp Emulation Distortion, could you post a link to it?

How does a wah pedal sound through this amp? I built an amp with a LM386 and it sounded very good witha fuzz and had endless sustain but didn't sound good with a wah.

Wow supprising how much drive that little thing has . Got burgled just before cristmas they took guitar and amp so I will have to have a go at making one thanks.

Can I get a working link so I can buy this kit?

how does this work for acoustic guitar

at 5:09 what is that thing with the buttons and knobs? (Only thing in the video I couldn't figure out! Driving my nutty!!) Sounds great with the Soul Bender, btw - can't wait to build one of these, maybe to splice into the speakers in my car... could open the hatch and play guitar with the car off using a 9v battery, right?!

what is the song you were playing in the video?

Nice one!

10" Eminence... do you think changing C1 will make a difference?

Seeing as you're using the Fender Twin speakers, does that essentially make that tin a head? It sounds amazing!

@DiyguitarpedalsAu

9 жыл бұрын

Rowan Vincent Correct! The tin is the head and the speaker section of the fender twin combo is a "speaker box".

Hello. I loved this video it was great!! What was the name of the song you first played?

@DiyguitarpedalsAu

9 жыл бұрын

tyler french Thank Tyler! Nothing special just riffing :D

What chord progression were you playing???

how many watts can it power?

the TDA7052A is quite rare to find these days. I've tried a few ebay sellers but they were selling counterfeits. Do you know of any trusted sellers ?

Can you make a Bass amp in a similar way?

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Just change the input and output cap values to something a bit higher so you will get more bass freq.

I'm sure people have asked you this before, but do you record your own music? I notice I always come back to your vids just to hear you play.

What was that white pedal at the end?! Sounded KILLER.

@DiyguitarpedalsAu

10 жыл бұрын

Thank you sir. That is the madbean upper decker based on the wampler triple wreck. I have a build report and sound demo of this pedal on my channel if you want to see/hear more of it.

I don't see any answers to questions here, but maybe someone will have an idea... I'd have two things I'd want to do with this: 1. Add one or two effects to it--like, say, chorus, delay, or reverb. Would that be doable while still keeping the thing small? 2. I'd like to actually wire it into my guitar--route out a cavity for it, put it in as a headphone amp. (With controls for volume or gain, and whatever effects can be squeezed into it.) Is that possible?

@rohandeshpande8970

6 жыл бұрын

The second one is possible, although I'd recommend having another output jack straight from the pickups, so if you decide to hook the guitar up to another amp you won't be using two amps at once.

I have done all the things according to your diagram...but nothing is working.. plz help me, am frustrated..

What's the orange OD you're using? Sounds nice.

you certainly get a thumbs up from me. one question: what is that amp emulator/ distortion you use? is it a diy project?

@zhou_sei

5 жыл бұрын

ok, that was 2 questions...

@DiyguitarpedalsAu

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy. I cant remember this video, it was a while ago but i believe its the upper decker (search my channel for a demo / info). Yep its a DIY project :)

can you tell me the capacitors model number.

Damn. Looks like I know my next project!

Where can i find the amp emulation distortion? or how to build it. Great vid mate!

@DiyguitarpedalsAu

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks Gerardo. Do you mean the Upper decker (white pedal with knobs)? That's a madbean pedals project. You have to be a forum member to see the project file, its under "madbean -> extra projects"

thank you :)

i loved the 7:30 to 8:16 part, it reminds me of a band but i can't put my finger on it.

sounds mega!

I have trouble finding the schematics and I really need them. Can someone please help?

How bout bass guitar amp?

WOW at the 7:50 mark, what were you using to get the drive so fat?

@DiyguitarpedalsAu

9 жыл бұрын

guitarguts666 Hey mate, thanks for your comment! Its a Madbean upper decker based on the triple wreck, pretty wicked amp simulator.

I can't find the punch amp thread in the diystompbox site, it says not found. Anyone have a good link to the scamatic?

@DiyguitarpedalsAu

10 жыл бұрын

Link is in the comments

Schematic please