Hi,
Ah, so I got this Danelectro Black Coffee.
Great fun to play but I could use about 20dB less of gain like adjusting my volume control to 6 on my strat and 2 on the Lespaulös and with my amplifiers and the sounds I'd set I could only set the Treble control on zero
Hm, just seeing what I'd like let's have a little journey through the circuit:
OK well first in line comes a filter that humps mids- much fun to play....then an amplifier with heavy gain and a clamping set of silicon diodes....
By cutting the trace between R10 and C108 and exchaning R10 with a 3K6 resistor and inserting a potis of 50K reverse log in series the a distortion control is realized.
Hm, addressing treble I'd connect a capacitor of 4n7 Wima type (yes a red one) from edge ofC110 to ground by the clipping diodes and treble control shifts by the LP filter created.
Hm more to come but it's a start
Have fun
BJ
Danelectro - Black Coffee Arabicaben style
- briggs
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Hi Briggs,
Nah, I never did but it is easily seen once you have a unit infront of you.
I don't have the software to post a schematic anyway.
Yes it really is a fun pedal only perhaps too distorted for a guy my age.
If you get one you will see on the circuitboard exactly how the instructions above could be applied.
In may ways it's a simple circuit that with minimal circuit knowledge is as easily changed to what you'd like.
To remove SMD components you'll need a 15W narrow tip iron and just heat the ends and flip it of the pcb if it is not glued and none are on the Danelectroes.
Hm, will have to take a raincheck on this one though
Have fun
BJ
Nah, I never did but it is easily seen once you have a unit infront of you.
I don't have the software to post a schematic anyway.
Yes it really is a fun pedal only perhaps too distorted for a guy my age.
If you get one you will see on the circuitboard exactly how the instructions above could be applied.
In may ways it's a simple circuit that with minimal circuit knowledge is as easily changed to what you'd like.
To remove SMD components you'll need a 15W narrow tip iron and just heat the ends and flip it of the pcb if it is not glued and none are on the Danelectroes.
Hm, will have to take a raincheck on this one though
Have fun
BJ