[sdiy] elektor phaser? which edition is it in ? and other scf phasers

[anthony]

Yeah I think the one you're referring to was in EFI or something. Maybe 
Elektor did one too. The Bad Stone used a 4009UB (a 4049UB would work but 
with slightly lower quality phasing) as voltage dependent resistors.

I've noticed from a lot of the sound examples on modezero.com that not all 
phasers are created equal. Of course you have to keep in mind the limited 
scope (and more likely bandwidth) they have. I got my DOD R-870 largely due 
to the sound examples and photos on modezero.com, but when I got the unit I 
found that it was capable of much much much more - would've required a LOT 
of li'l mp3's to give you the full range of possibilities.

What I'm getting at is is I find that the best sounding phasers are almost 
always FET-based. The Vactrol-based ones are about the same, but the ones 
that use OTA's just don't sound all that great to me.

And the Boss PH3 (I think that's the number), which I think is digital, 
sounds really awesome to me, although I'd imagine an analog phaser with the 
Stepped mode (which is the main reason I like the PH3) would be awesome too.

> Hi,
> just wondered which month and year the Elektor switched Capacitor filter 
> is in ? as I haven't seen the circuit and would be most interested in the 
> design.
> I have got the other early design from 1976 ? using cmos ic's as voltage 
> dependant reistors I Think.
> regards Peter
> P.S there is also a design at 
> http://www.cim.mcgill.ca/~clark/diy/jjclark_mf10_phaser.html
> but no sound samples unfortunately
>
>> Every so often I run across the folder that has the schematics for the 
>> Elektor Phaser, the 16-stage (I think) switched cap all pass-type phaser. 
>> It looks appealing because I have enough parts to make a 32-stage (or 
>> more) version.
>>
>> My question is: Has anyone hear ever built and/or heard one? I suppose I 
>> could be the brave pioneer wo builds one and tests it out and reports 
>> back here. Looks like about a 2 or 3 Radio SHack protoboard job.
>>
>> This is sort of silly since I just built a Bad Stone clone that I haven't 
>> even tested yet, but that's for my guitar - I want to use this with my 
>> synth gear.
>>
>> aa
>>
>>
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