Groups »
Forums »
Answers »

Featured Groups

  • Bare Conductive
  • Drawing and Art
  • Sustainability
  • 123D
  • Fenix Intl, Ready Set Off The Grid
  • Kollabora
  • 3D Printing

gmoon

  • Date JoinedMar 2, 2007
  • Total Views795,724
  • Featured %100%
  • Best Answers %26%

gmoon's Instructables rss

view all 10 Instructables »

Comments

Orangeboard

10
gmoon (author) says: Oct 18, 2010. 8:03 AM
Images for upcoming "True variable-inductor wah" project.

freqresp1.jpgVI2.2.jpg
10
gmoon (author) says: Jun 3, 2010. 4:59 PM
Passive inductor tone controls, ala "El Heisenberg"...
elh_1.jpgelh_2K.jpgelh_10K.jpgelh_500K.jpg
10
gmoon (author) in reply to gmoonJun 3, 2010. 5:13 PM
And one with the "mix" POT:


elh_500Kmix.jpg
10
gmoon (author) in reply to gmoonJun 4, 2010. 5:17 AM
Here's a dual pass/cut control (break at P1 and P2):
elh_dual.jpg
10
gmoon (author) says: May 28, 2010. 5:55 AM
The inductor in my Norma "Barney Kessel" tone control:

_DSC7219.JPG
10
gmoon (author) in reply to gmoonMay 28, 2010. 6:26 AM
Here's the Norma...

guitar_001.JPG
taterkiller says: Mar 25, 2010. 1:22 PM
will i be able to save my guitar the brigde came off  the bridge is sitting next to the guitar
103_0046.JPG
10
gmoon (author) in reply to taterkillerMar 25, 2010. 1:53 PM
Yeah, probably--if there's no other damage.

Carefully sand off any old glue from both the guitar top and the back of the bridge. You can "mask off" the finish on the guitar with tape; then sanding shouldn't mar it.

Ideally you would want to use fancy deep-throated C-clamps which are designed specifically for this purpose. But those are expensive, and probably not worth the money unless the guitar is pricey. Instead just apply the glue and place a weight on top of the bridge.

If it's a fancy expensive guitar it's better to have this done by a professional. They will use hide glue, and make sure the repair is done right.

If it's not expensive, just buy some epoxy and glue that sucker down...
taterkiller in reply to gmoonMar 25, 2010. 3:03 PM
thanks for the help
10
gmoon (author) says: Apr 3, 2009. 7:20 PM
Images of the in-progress "variable inductor" wah pedal.
_DSC0203.JPG_DSC0189.JPG_DSC0123.JPG
10
gmoon (author) in reply to gmoonApr 4, 2009. 4:59 PM
Schematic for the "variable inductor" wah pedal.
viwah_bench3.jpg
10
gmoon (author) says: Feb 2, 2009. 6:18 AM
Wiring 12AX7 filaments (12V) as 6V, using the "center tap" of the filament. Pins 4 and 5 are the ends, pin 9 is the center.
filaments.jpg
10
gmoon (author) says: Oct 28, 2008. 10:50 AM
My new (old) National Duolian.
national-2.jpgnational-3.jpgnational-4.jpgnational-5.jpgnational-6.jpgnational-7.jpgnational.jpg
10
gmoon (author) in reply to gmoonOct 30, 2008. 1:31 PM
The Duolian's bridge, and the nut extension...
_DSC0244.jpg_DSC0253.jpg
10
gmoon (author) in reply to gmoonNov 3, 2008. 5:50 AM
Stripping the "trailer park mojo" from the Duolian...
_DSC0006.jpg_DSC0012.jpg
Pro

Get More Out of Instructables

Already have an Account?

close

PDF Downloads
As a Pro member, you will gain access to download any Instructable in the PDF format. You also have the ability to customize your PDF download.

Upgrade to Pro today!