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Re: Chaos Theory and Parts Assembly Order

8/29/2000 2:48 PM

jacques

Re: Chaos Theory and Parts Assembly Order ok now we came to a precise point I eventually understand: you want scientific evidence of the way I assemble components is better in some way (tone or noise or anything).   here is my answer:     1-No, I do not have any scientific evidence to show.     2-But, yes there really is a tonal improvement.     3-And, I have never used this argument to sell the pedal.     What can I say?   I came to this process through experiment, A/B-ing the PTP/'order' version v/s the PTP version v/s the PCB version of my circuit with a group of fellow guitarist and we all came to the same conclusion.   I really think you are better qualified to investigate the reasons why.   I have made a MIT-type school in France but we were more concerned by relativity and Maxwell equations than by 'simple' hobby electronics.   Be sure I regret it.   Have I been clear ?     Concerning repair, I was only refering to MY pedal.   The nature of its construction does not allow components replacement, unless massive desoldering which will take more time than making a new circuit.     Do not hesitate to ask more precision on any point.     p.s.: RG , do you like the sound of the Fuse Blower ?

 

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R.G. q{1-No, I do not have any scientifi... -- 8/30/2000 1:53 PM