AVT3031 A

Originally, the distortion effect was designed by Keith Barr in the early 70's and has since occupied an important place in the history of music. It has been used by many guitar faves and the specific sound has found its place in their recordings for the last 40 years. Both distortion and overdrive effect are colloquially called 'distortion' because the principle of their operation is identical. They differ only in other filtering of the signal before and after the amplitude limiter. The number and nature of nonlinear distortions introduced into the signal is also different.
The presented system is very simple, based on one double operational amplifier.

The device is especially recommended to musicians - lovers of playing the guitar

Selected parameters:

• signal clipping realized on silicon diodes
• to choose the distortion or overdrive effect
• adjusting the level of cut, tone and volume
• Bypass switch - bypass the effect
• power on - by inserting the input plug
• power supply - 9Vdc (battery)
• printed circuit board and documentation included
  
  Detailed description in
  EdW5 / 12
  or