Tag: harmonic energizer
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Zap Frequency Build
Zap Frequency is a clone of the Systech Harmonic Energizer. This effect is a parametric EQ with variable band width, frequency, and resonance. The effect is very strong! It would make a good wah if you control the frequency with a foot treadle. It can be for a “cocked wah” and boost. It’s also good…
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Zap Frequency #3
I’m experimenting with the Harmonic Energizer. Read more about it in my previous post. I updated the PCB with room for two pairs of clipping diodes. With this update. Using the prototyping service at PCBWay.com is a great way to make high quality PCBs at a very reasonable price. The key is to order several…
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Harmonic Energizer Demo
A short demo of the Systech Harmonic Energizer. Read more about the Harmonic Energizer here. This is a demo of version 2 that has been modded with added clipping diodes.
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Harmonic Energizer #2
My second build of the Harmonic Energizer. If you haven’t read my first post read about that build here. This second build tries out a couple more mods. Discussing this circuit over at DIYStompboxes.com Mark Hammer suggested adding some clipping diodes to this circuit. Since I had some boards I thought I’d try this out. The idea is…
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Harmonic Energizer
Here is a clone of the Systech Harmonic Energizer. This is a parametric EQ. It’s like a single-band equalizer with a control to set the width of the frequency band that it affects. It also has a control to sweep the frequency similar to a wah pedal. The Harmonic Energizer has been described as the…