I wanna build a guitar controller circuit for my acoustic guitar. I dont like the transistor based or FET-based preamp, So I choose a red circuits "Guitar Controller" from http://www.redcircuits.com/Page69.htm.
What are your views, likings, dislikings about the design?
Do you think that making the circuit on a vero board (aka stripboard) with all shielded wires will cause humming?
Is there any difference(s) between TL062 and TL072 except the power comsumption?
What are your views, likings, dislikings about the design?
Do you think that making the circuit on a vero board (aka stripboard) with all shielded wires will cause humming?
Is there any difference(s) between TL062 and TL072 except the power comsumption?
What about this guitar preamp? http://www.diyguitarist.com/PDF_Files/OpampGuitarPreamp.pdf
What are you actually trying to do? Just amplify the signal or also to add distortion?
My first aim to just amplify the signal to record the guitar sound in my PC via line in port.... but additionally, I also like to add a distoration cirucuit....
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