More relay questions
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dcribbs1412
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More relay questions
Sorry guys
down to the OD relay in my 6V6 HRM Build
added the internal loop...voltages are good
wondering about the way to wire the OD relay (cant seem to wrap my head around it)
used this partial schem from a member
using jborders5 boards
looking at both I see
A..master
B..470K from OD circuit
C..jumper to E
D..ground
E...047-.05 cap
F..OD level
sorry to try to make it so simple
wondering how far off I am
any help is greatly appreciated
Thanks
Darin
down to the OD relay in my 6V6 HRM Build
added the internal loop...voltages are good
wondering about the way to wire the OD relay (cant seem to wrap my head around it)
used this partial schem from a member
using jborders5 boards
looking at both I see
A..master
B..470K from OD circuit
C..jumper to E
D..ground
E...047-.05 cap
F..OD level
sorry to try to make it so simple
wondering how far off I am
any help is greatly appreciated
Thanks
Darin
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Re: More relay questions
you can use this..
Tony
Tony
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dcribbs1412
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Re: More relay questions
Thanks Tony
quick question
with the internal loop do
I still run a lead from the loop to the first common on the relay?
Thanks
Darin
quick question
with the internal loop do
I still run a lead from the loop to the first common on the relay?
Thanks
Darin
Re: More relay questions
Yes, I would think that the wire from the Com on the relay would go to the input or the .05uF cap, input of the loop.
That is the orange wire on Tony's layout that goes to the jacks.
That is the orange wire on Tony's layout that goes to the jacks.
Tom
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Re: More relay questions
Darindcribbs1412 wrote:Thanks Tony
quick question
with the internal loop do
I still run a lead from the loop to the first common on the relay?
Thanks
Darin
Tom's right Yellow's send or loop input and red is output or return..Good Luck!!
Tony
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dcribbs1412
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Re: More relay questions
Thanks guys
spent my lunch trying different wiring's and came to the conclusion
when it comes to wiring relays....I have Id 10 t syndrome
hard to take after wiring this complicated of a build to stall at the relays...but I'm not giving up
maybe if I post some pics someone can hold my hand and guide me thru it
spent my lunch trying different wiring's and came to the conclusion
when it comes to wiring relays....I have Id 10 t syndrome
hard to take after wiring this complicated of a build to stall at the relays...but I'm not giving up
maybe if I post some pics someone can hold my hand and guide me thru it
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dcribbs1412
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Re: More relay questions
Well I got the OD to work just no clean...
still working at it
still working at it
Re: More relay questions
Not sure if this will help.
I made this drawing when I built mine.
The top drawing is the way the Dumble relay looks.
The bottom drawing is how Jason's relay board is wired and laid out.
Of course the orange wire goes to the right terminal of the Master.
The middle terminal of the Master should go to the loop input.
Then the PAB board.
Hope this helps.
I made this drawing when I built mine.
The top drawing is the way the Dumble relay looks.
The bottom drawing is how Jason's relay board is wired and laid out.
Of course the orange wire goes to the right terminal of the Master.
The middle terminal of the Master should go to the loop input.
Then the PAB board.
Hope this helps.
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dcribbs1412
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Re: More relay questions
Thanks Tom
still trying to figure it out
some of the loop is on extra daughter board
got OD just no clean...gotta be close
here's a pic
still trying to figure it out
some of the loop is on extra daughter board
got OD just no clean...gotta be close
here's a pic
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Re: More relay questions
My mistake, I forgot the HRM Master is wired differently.
By the way, Tony does not show how Jason's relay board is traced.
The first two eyelets are the Common terminals.
Wiper of the Master should go to the last eyelet (normally open)
Look at the schematic.
On the HRM you have the Clean master and the OD Master
By the way, Tony does not show how Jason's relay board is traced.
The first two eyelets are the Common terminals.
Wiper of the Master should go to the last eyelet (normally open)
Look at the schematic.
On the HRM you have the Clean master and the OD Master
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Re: More relay questions
Thanks Tom
well I have OD and its good
but no Clean channel could my relay be bad?
(sure blame the hardware when I cant figure it out )
well I have OD and its good
but no Clean channel could my relay be bad?
(sure blame the hardware when I cant figure it out )
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Re: More relay questions
Made a little headway today
OD and Clean switching
both channels seem to have a little high fizz to it when you dig in
not in a good way...also doesn't seem as loud as before adding the loop
not easy to balance levels between clean and OD clean is much louder
any thoughts?
still tweaking
OD and Clean switching
both channels seem to have a little high fizz to it when you dig in
not in a good way...also doesn't seem as loud as before adding the loop
not easy to balance levels between clean and OD clean is much louder
any thoughts?
still tweaking
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Re: More relay questions
Update
definitely not as loud with the loop
one thing I noticed is I get a oscillation(buzz) when the Master is off(down)and when its dimed? Same with Volume
wondering about adding a bypass for the loop?
any suggestions are greatly appreciated
definitely not as loud with the loop
one thing I noticed is I get a oscillation(buzz) when the Master is off(down)and when its dimed? Same with Volume
wondering about adding a bypass for the loop?
any suggestions are greatly appreciated
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Re: More relay questions
On my Bassman 70 convert, I placed a switch on the front panel to turn the loop off. This way, makes it easy to compare in/out levels.
You could always put this on a relay if you desire also.
I run a 12AT7 on the built in tube FX loop........AX7 was too much.
Having send and return level pots on back, (I use a rack FX set up)
things are adjusted to not overdrive the inputs on my FX..........so over all lower volume.
But, I mic up in use, and am mindfull of stage volume, so it works great for me.
You could always put this on a relay if you desire also.
I run a 12AT7 on the built in tube FX loop........AX7 was too much.
Having send and return level pots on back, (I use a rack FX set up)
things are adjusted to not overdrive the inputs on my FX..........so over all lower volume.
But, I mic up in use, and am mindfull of stage volume, so it works great for me.
Mike
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dcribbs1412
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Re: More relay questions
Thanks guitardude57
volume not a real big issue(especially with the wife)although the clipping(fizz) is not desirable
just kinda strange how much it dropped after installing the loop
running a external dlator on my dlite and it doesn't seem to affect the volume that much... will try to implement a bypass and hear the difference
Any thoughts on the volume control buzzing in the off and dimed positions?
I''ll try to figure out where to put oneOn my Bassman 70 convert, I placed a switch on the front panel to turn the loop off. This way, makes it easy to compare in/out levels.
I think I have one and will try itI run a 12AT7 on the built in tube FX loop........AX7 was too much.
volume not a real big issue(especially with the wife)although the clipping(fizz) is not desirable
just kinda strange how much it dropped after installing the loop
running a external dlator on my dlite and it doesn't seem to affect the volume that much... will try to implement a bypass and hear the difference
Any thoughts on the volume control buzzing in the off and dimed positions?