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Chandler tube driver schematic

12/5/2000 7:18 PM
Tim Gagan	Chandler tube driver schematic Anyone have a schematic for a Chandler tube driver they'd be willing to share? Thanks! Tim Gagan http://www.gaganbros.com The World's Only Double Doubleneck Lefthand Band

12/5/2000 8:42 PM
Matt	I'd also be interested in the differences between the pedal and the rack-mount (other than the addition of the Bias, Contour, Mid EQ, and Boost function). The pedal gets pretty good reviews but the rack-mount version gets mixed reviews. And I have an older 3-knob Tube Works Tube Driver that doesn't sound very good compared to a Chandler. Tim, I do know that they do not run on the high plate voltages that are typically seen with 12AX7's. But there are several OD's that do such as: Soldano Supercharger, H&K Tube Factor, Matchless Hotbox, and I think the Budda Phatman runs on high plate voltages as well. There are probably others (S.I.B.?). Not that HV=Good or LV=Bad but I thought I'd mention it.

12/5/2000 8:42 PM

Matt

I'd also be interested in the differences between the pedal and the rack-mount (other than the addition of the Bias, Contour, Mid EQ, and Boost function). The pedal gets pretty good reviews but the rack-mount version gets mixed reviews. And I have an older 3-knob Tube Works Tube Driver that doesn't sound very good compared to a Chandler.

Tim, I do know that they do not run on the high plate voltages that are typically seen with 12AX7's. But there are several OD's that do such as: Soldano Supercharger, H&K Tube Factor, Matchless Hotbox, and I think the Budda Phatman runs on high plate voltages as well. There are probably others (S.I.B.?). Not that HV=Good or LV=Bad but I thought I'd mention it.

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12/7/2000 3:18 AM
Tim Gagan	The plate voltages look ridiculously low to me: less than 9 volts on the wall wart version and less than 12 on the AC cord version. But then again, I'm used to looking at amp schematics rather than effect schematics.

12/5/2000 11:42 PM
aron	Tim, There's this schematic: http://www.muzique.com/schem/tubedrvr.gif Hope it helps...

12/6/2000 6:34 PM
Tim Gagan	Thanks for the link, Aron, but actually the one I'm working on has an AC cord rather than working off a wall wart. I don't know how applicable the wall wart schematic is, because the guy who owns the one I've got ahold of has 3 Chandler Tube Drivers, two with the AC cable, one with the wall wart. He says they are all different gain-wise, and the wall wart version is especially different than the other two--way hotter. He's opened them all up, too, and he says they're all layed out differently.

12/6/2000 6:34 PM

Tim Gagan

Thanks for the link, Aron, but actually the one I'm working on has an AC cord rather than working off a wall wart. I don't know how applicable the wall wart schematic is, because the guy who owns the one I've got ahold of has 3 Chandler Tube Drivers, two with the AC cable, one with the wall wart. He says they are all different gain-wise, and the wall wart version is especially different than the other two--way hotter. He's opened them all up, too, and he says they're all layed out differently.

12/6/2000 2:46 AM
Firefly	I have the Chandler schem at home. Email me and I will send you a copy. It is definitely differnt than the tube works version. Now does anyone have the rackmount version schem???? Firefly

12/6/2000 3:33 AM
Philospher of Absolute Reality	I thought the Tubeworks 911 pedal was an exact copy. Has anyone compared the two? I'm a big EJ fan, and he uses the original alot, so I was considering getting the Tubeworks 911.

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