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Re: Mad Professor - Snow White Auto Wah

Posted: 17 Nov 2017, 21:06
by roseblood11
I think there is no simple way of doing that for this circuit. But there is a similar mod for the MXR envelope filter. Listen to the Emma Discumbobulator, which is based on the MXR.

Re: Mad Professor - Snow White Auto Wah

Posted: 01 Dec 2017, 19:53
by ambusch
Ressurecting an old thread where the pictures don't work anymore except for one or two. It doesn't look like D6 is a typcal 1n4148. I can barely make a 28 or a 29 on that one... Is D6 really a Zener diode?

Re: Mad Professor - Snow White Auto Wah

Posted: 02 Dec 2017, 07:33
by alexradium
ambusch wrote:Ressurecting an old thread where the pictures don't work anymore except for one or two. It doesn't look like D6 is a typcal 1n4148. I can barely make a 28 or a 29 on that one... Is D6 really a Zener diode?
zener is 5,1V and is just to reduce voltage for the On state led.
rest are 1n4148 and 1n4002

Re: Mad Professor - Snow White Auto Wah

Posted: 23 Jan 2020, 11:54
by jsaily
An old thread for sure, but has anyone managed to extract the changes needed for the Bass-version of this pedal?

Re: Mad Professor - Snow White Auto Wah

Posted: 27 Jan 2020, 06:56
by jsaily
I have modified the filter sweep range from the standard 250-2500 Hz to 100-1300 Hz by changing the capacitors C5 and C6 to 47nF (were 22nF). This is confirmed by audio network analyzer and also with 5-string bass! It now quacks like a duck and feels very responsive & funky with bass.

My idea is to put a DPDT switch in there to switch in additional parallel 22nF caps (C5 & C6 associated with LM13700) for the bass mode. The guitar mode has then only the standard 22nF caps.

Re: Mad Professor - Snow White Auto Wah

Posted: 27 Feb 2024, 01:07
by Aaron323
Sorry to resurrect an old thread, I see the last comment about bass mods.. The latest version of mad professor snow white actually has a toggle switch labelled bass and guitar. Do you think it is basically switching in the 2x caps at c5 and c6, or something a bit more substantial?