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thomasdj
PostPosted: Sun Jun 24, 2007 5:41 am 
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Hi,

I want reverb in my Spitfire clone:) ..has anyone the schematic of a spitfire or a lightning with reverb??

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Do you want a lot of extra reverb like a Fender or just enough? We have used the foldback reverb design and it worked pretty well. Just not as muc lush reverb like a Fender.

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coco wrote:
Do you want a lot of extra reverb like a Fender or just enough? We have used the foldback reverb design and it worked pretty well. Just not as muc lush reverb like a Fender.


Well, foldback reverb sounds perfect to me:) ..I have the schematic of the Cheiftain Reverb and was wondering if that would work in the spitfire?

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The challenge is inserting the signal back into the mix and not affecting the tone. We did the Foldback on a 15 so I'm pretty confident it would work on the Spitfire. You just wont get a lot of reverb.

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Trinity 15 Foldback Reverb Schematic

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thanks Stephen..I'll give it a try:)
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Did ya ever try this? How does it sound?

Lack of reverb is holding me back at this point - I'm a certified reverb-o-holic. Wish I could find the Lightning Reverb schematic . . .
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Yes I tried it and it was OK. You had to turn the vol up t oget a noticeable amount of reverb. Overall, I would say that it is acceptable but dont expect too much from it.

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