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News · November 29th 2003

No news is good news.

Documents
Maintained here...
  1. The Curious Reversion
    a hysterical diatribe on distortion
  2. Electro-Harmonix Parts Sheet
    house names for components used in old Electro-Harmonix pedals
Maintained elsewhere...
  1. Guitar Effects FAQ
    R.G. Keen's indispensable resource for DIY enthusiasts
  2. Tube Amp FAQ
    R.G. Keen's guide to building, maintaining, and modifying tube amplifiers for musical instruments
  3. Transistor Designations
    the sci.electronics.repair FAQ entry on transistor identification as augmented by Sam Goldwasser
Community
In 1993, when I first got involved with music electronics, there really wasn't a large selection of relevant content to choose from on the Internet. Back then a list of hyperlinks on any given subject was actually capable of being canonical. That sure isn't the case anymore. Here's a list of places to go to get you started...
Analog Music Zone guitar effects design, audio projects, schematics
Analogue Heaven a mailing list for people interested in playing, collecting, modifying, and designing analog musical equipment
GEO: The Guitar Effects Oriented Web Page R.G. Keen's web site, if you visit only one other site on this topic, make it this one
+ Amplification
+ General Electronics
+ Instrument Building
+ Miscellaneous
+ Synthesizers
Thanks
R.G. Keen, Dean Aldridge, Tim Stanley, Tommy Spradlin, John Slaney, Craig Anderton, Fabian Hartery, Nathan Stewart, Forrest Cook, Robert Scott, Roger Howse, Michael Haertl, Ruurd Jan Ross, Rick Barker, Tomy Hudson, Alan Kensley, Richard Hult, Rob Peterson, Terry Sitts, A. Rohde, John and the folks at PAiA, Craig O'Donnell, Andrew Roberts, Steve Barbera, Andreas Radke, W. Cecil, Tom Mulhern and all at Guitar Shop Magazine, Patrick-Gilles Maillot, Jerome Oliver, Dave Allard, Miikkali Leppihalme, John Cirillo, A.J.H. Visschedijk, Alan N., Jeff Plewes, José María Cerezo, and all the other fine people who helped make this page what it is and for taking the time to give me oodles of information about all this stuff. Also thanks to everyone who has showed interest in this endeavor, its good to know you're out there.
Feedback
All comments, questions, ideas, etc. are welcome.
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