Finally the new PCBs are here:


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My wife's German so maybe she can read it to me, bedtime story-style!maximee wrote: On this forum some guy compared the MOD to the TAD and states that they look really similar, but the springs are in fact different.
check here (german)
But then again maybe it doesn't really matter too much…
That must be one loving wife!PorkyPrimeCut wrote:My wife's German so maybe she can read it to me, bedtime story-style!maximee wrote: On this forum some guy compared the MOD to the TAD and states that they look really similar, but the springs are in fact different.
check here (german)
But then again maybe it doesn't really matter too much…
I've only ever compared the TAD with the Accutronics equivalent. I'd bought the Korean-made Accutronics tank from the states, not realising the TAD one was pretty much identical to the MOD, and available in Europe. US Postage costs weren't an issue because a forumite helped me out with stockpiling all the parts & sending them over as one, big delivery.
I got to A-B both tanks before selling the worse of the two. In the end there was a little difference in sound - the TAD was darker, warmer & drippier to my ears. There was a huge amount of difference in the build quality though. The TAD was way better so I got rid of the Accutronics tank. Don't quote me on this but the TAD/MOD one may actually be cheaper too. No-brainer!!!
I'd be interested to hear which came out on top between the MOD & the TAD though.
So, are you sure the MOD and TAD tanks are actually different to eachother. I had a little browse & all I seem to be reading is that they're the same, just re-branded.maximee wrote:...I've read over at surf101 that a lot of folks like the MOD best. So I think I'm gonna order one from the states. Too bad that shipping is as more than the tank itself… But well… It's not a million dollars.
If I were you I'd just get a TAD tank (you're in Germany, right?) and put the saved postage money into something else.maximee wrote:No, I'm not at all sure! Just quoting what I've read on the net.
Then again, this post indicates they are the same: http://surfguitar101.com/forums/topic/13977/?page=2
I'm not gonna sweat it and worry too much. TAD or MOD - it's gonna be a cool project.
Looking forward to some real spring reverb for my Hiwatt. No digital reverb has gotten me close enough for my tastes…
That make sense !maximee wrote:That's exactly what I'll do
Type 9 wrote:Six springs, counter wound, coupled and placed in parallel, combine to create Sound Enhancements’ fullest, richest reverb effect throughout the full range of musical sound. Ideally suited for keyboard, sound reinforcement and pedal steel applications. Outer channel dimensions are 16.75” Length x 4.375” Width x 1.313” Height.
Would the amount of reverb the Type 9 produces just be too much/overkill/uncontrollable? I do like the whole infinite, droney 'verb sound I get from my fx boxes. Just thinking the Type 9 might be able to pull that off with real springs. Maybe not.Type 4 wrote: Four counter wound and coupled springs deliver superior mechanical performance and the classic sound that helped make the Fender Twin Reverb Amps famous. Outer channel dimensions are 16.75” Length x 4.375” Width x 1.313” Height.
Have not had a chance to test a Type 9.WonderCouncil wrote: Would the amount of reverb the Type 9 produces just be too much/overkill/uncontrollable? I do like the whole infinite, droney 'verb sound I get from my fx boxes. Just thinking the Type 9 might be able to pull that off with real springs. Maybe not.