[sdiy] BBDs

[anthony]

>> cheaper. (Their numbers are close but they're different...) The MN3102 
>> makes the Vgg supply a tiny bit easier but that's about it.
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> I'm going to use a MN3102 since I already bought a few .. they were pretty 
> cheap actually and I figured the quality of the Vgg supply would be better 
> than just running a resistor off the power rail.  Not sure how much 
> difference this would make, but for a few extra pence I'm happier to take 
> the easy option :)
If you have one definitely use it, sure.


> Again I guess this comes down to the clock driver output impedance and 
> power dissipation.  I was more thinking these shorter BBDs would be better 
> because they wouldn't need to be clocked so high to get really short delay 
> times.

You get a double whammy. Both are true - less need to overclock yet at the 
same time greater ease in doing so. The shorter the delay you can get the 
better a flanger will sound.

The very low impedence of the BBD is what necessitates the need for a 
buffer. We don't want to hurt the clock driver's feelings.

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