[sdiy] MN3207 and MN3102 Reissues (Boss DC-2 Mods)

Gregg darkflame at hermetech.net
Fri Oct 29 17:51:30 CEST 2004


hey mike,

what mods did you do to the dimension c? how does yours differ from stock?

i'm a total beginner to this diy malarky. if i wanted to improve the 
sound of my dc-2, i.e. less noise/higher quality etc, what would i go 
about changing first? would it be possible to just change the MN3207's 
for MN3007's for a better s/n ratio? is it old enough to benefit from 
replacing all the capacitors?

chuck us some links for these guitar fx newslists where lots of info is 
around!

all the best,

gregg.

mirwin at qouest.net wrote:
> Gregg (and list),
>  Built a modified-clone of the Dimension-"C" last year ( and I believe
>  another list member has built a Dimension "D") ... sounds very 
>  nice...note
>  that the circuit uses NE570 companders for noise reduction... and it
>  certainly needs them... which is no surprise for BBD's. The MN3207 was
>  used in many commercially available fx units.. it is a lower voltage
>  unit than the MN3007 and has slightly worse noise specs. BBD circuits
>  are a very popular topic on some of the guitar fx newlists, and there  
>  is lots of info around. There are also a number of inexpensive digital 
>  delay chips  available nowadays that <may> provide cleaner sound with a 
>  simpler  circuit.
>  Mike



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