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* 2003 Circuit - Uses a TL071 Opamp and replaces the switch with a presence pot | * 2003 Circuit - Uses a TL071 Opamp and replaces the switch with a presence pot | ||
* Bluesberry - Like the 2003 circuit but apparently "throatier" and "bluesier" sounding | * Bluesberry - Like the 2003 circuit but apparently "throatier" and "bluesier" sounding | ||
| − | * Double Hotcake - Two hotcake circuits in one enclosure | + | * Double Hotcake - Two hotcake circuits (one standard, one bluesberry) in one enclosure |
* Quadruple Hotcake - At least one of these was made for the New Zealand band "Die Die Die" | * Quadruple Hotcake - At least one of these was made for the New Zealand band "Die Die Die" | ||
Revision as of 10:07, 23 February 2010
Contents
Crowther Hotcake
The Hotcake is an opamp based overdrive designed by Paul Crowther, one time drummer for the New Zealand band Split Enz.
Multiple revisions are available including the following:
- 1976 Circuit - Uses an LM741 Opamp and features a mid lift switch
- 2003 Circuit - Uses a TL071 Opamp and replaces the switch with a presence pot
- Bluesberry - Like the 2003 circuit but apparently "throatier" and "bluesier" sounding
- Double Hotcake - Two hotcake circuits (one standard, one bluesberry) in one enclosure
- Quadruple Hotcake - At least one of these was made for the New Zealand band "Die Die Die"
Schematics and Layouts
Sound and Video Clips
Links
Gallery
Quadruple Hotcake
