Sorry for bothering you with such a noob mistake! The lesson learned: always check your assumptions.Great! Sorry for bothering you with such a noob mistake! The lesson learned: always check your assumptions. Very nasty garage sound with my Danelectro Centurion. So, more work to be done on the echo, but at the moment I am enjoying this as a tube overdrive. This could be due to the tape heads, loose tape or wrong pinout on the (still unfixed) output DIN adapter.īut the uneffected sound coming through is sweet! Very strong, not much hiss (probably thanks to replaced capacitors) with the coolest distortion when instrument volume is higher than 5. Now that the input is correct, I am still getting no echo effect. I quickly made a guitar cable with a properly wired DIN on the other end. They were the mirror image of correct, with input signal going to DIN pin 5 instead of the correct pin 1. When I bought them I quickly checked that the pinout was correct. Now, I have been using these store bought jack-DIN adapters. I decided I should give up and try to seek some pro repairman. Oh my.I am almost too embarrassed to tell this. In the meantime I will have the time needed to explore the Vermona Perfourmer that is to be delivered to my door in a couple of days. I think I´ll be in heaven when I get it back from the guy. Such a painful thing to sit by it unable to connect it to anything yet. I´m convinced that it couldn´t get better treatment anywhere. If I´d have a feeling that this guy would somehow de-soul this unit, I would never let him do those things. That´s exactly what happened with my Selmer treble n bass

I would imagine that a nice stack of say Telefunkens will definitely bring a ton of character to the sound. The♇5 is not a tube but a solid-state model so I guess the differences between those may therefore be more subtle.

Also the inputs in the face are to be replaced with 1/4' jacks for conveniences sake. He has designed a mod to the♇5 to reduce the noise and there was also some new routing idea for the order of the tone controls to enhance the echos tone shaping possibilities. He is unbelievably experienced and seems to know just about everything there is to know about these things. So, I called up this semi-retired analog wizard who has worked for studer for over 15 years and built the first 24-track analog studio in Finland back in the 70´s. I got it today but didn´t have the time to buy the required cables to get it going. The guy I ordered it from was not in a hurry mailing it to me, to put it nicely.

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