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Richter Original "Deluxe DistorFuzz II" Circuit for Guitar
Richter Original "Deluxe DistorFuzz II" circuit for electric guitar or bass. Controls Include: Input Level, Bass, mid-Center, Treble, Drive, Intensity, Fuzz enable switch, Fuzz symmetry switches, Fuzz Depth, Gain, and master Volume. Uses discrete JFET input stage, slightly modified passive Baxandall tone controls, discrete BJT driver stage, FET-input op-amp for boost stage, discrete MOSFET for fuzz stage, and FET-input op-amp for Output Stage. High-gain circuit. Each stage can overdrive the next, depending on control settings, for a combination of 3 discrete transistor and 2 op-amp distortion voices. Fuzz is obtained from a shunt-type Schottky-diode array in which symmetry switches set the harmonic content of the fuzz sound. Frequency Range 37 Hz to 32 kHz with all controls at 50%, extending well beyond standard audio limits with all controls at 100%. Suitable for 6/7/8-string guitar or 4/5/6-string bass. Maximum Gain = + 23 dBV @ 1 kHz with all controls at 50%, or + 53 dBV @ 1 kHz with all controls at 100%. Shown with a 12V battery. Circuit requires +12VDC @ >= 50 mA. Do not use any other supply voltage. Battery can be replaced by a regulated +12VDC power-supply. Rackmount implementation is recommended. And though simulator verified, treat the circuit as experimental. Breadboard test before committing to a soldered build.
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