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Another two chips I haven't seen listed above: TSH22 MC33078 The TSH22 boasts of good behavior at the rails, ie, no inversion at saturation. It saturates gracefully.

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The MC33078 is a good low noise low THD+N chip that will probably produce a smoother, more 'pristine' sound. You really need to put a socket in your box and buy a supply of assorted IC's, ideally all that have been mentioned so far.

Put a piece of tape on the top of each one so you can't read what it is, jumble them up in a box and start plugging and playing. The 'blind' approach keeps you more objective so your pre-conceived opinions about 'good' and 'bad' IC's don't taint your idea of what sounds good. When you narrow it down to a few that you like the best, take off the tape and see what they are. From there, you're probably good to use any of them. If you honestly can't tell the difference between all the chips you try, then pick the one that makes you feel the best about your TS.then go to modding other things that make a more drastic change. Try to convince these people that op-amps all sound the same.

And I can't find another site that had even more details about tests that some guys did. I would say that it's about the same difference than between op-amps and discrete circuits.

Some people hear a difference, some don't. I can't say who's right because I didn't make any test myself. But I find it interesting enough that I will try a different op-amp for my next op-amp project. For now, I prefer to use FETs and transistors because that's the sound that I prefer.:wink: Gilles.

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Whoever said that has no idea of what they're talking about. Tubes and linear semiconductor circuits share 2 things in common: 1.

The input is related to the output linearly for low amplitude signals. They have a maximum headroom before they become non-linear. In that sense, semiconductors are no different than tubes, however, there is a big difference when you get to the non-linear range of operation, and op-amps are the least like tubes of all semi-conductor devices and IC's. Now, I agree that the IC in a TS does not make a substantial difference. I do, however, detect a subtle difference between IC's, but in a live setting if somebody gave me a TS overdrive pedal with a different IC in it than what I have in the one I usually use, I wouldn't even know it. Therefore, I have an OP275 in mine primarily for the low noise aspect. I think I like the subtle change in the tone as well, but that was only determined by careful listening and A/B comparisons with other op amps.which means it took very careful listening to detect a difference.

I do read before I post, and once again, no one gave that impression. You're are right, some newcomers may draw the wrong conclusions on their own. But newcomers most will ask, and are usually given the right answer. If you want to point that out, go ahead.just don't do on the back of anyone who gave solid, good advice. It gets to the point where you could type four paragraphs about IC's everytime someone asks, but how many of us are going to do that?

Why don't you write up a articulate primer on this, and the final difference when you play out live, and Aron can stick it in the beginners section. Then we can link to it when someone ask's. 'More often than not obliterated by a tweak in the tone control'.

Expand on this a little more. Was this something you read? What specific testing did you find this to be true? Be specific too, on which chip vs. Descargar discografia completa de rocio jurado gratis.

When I decided to find out what was what with all this, I used six indentical TS-9's to compare IC's in a pretty thorough manner. That's why I'll speak on some specific IC's because I did test them. How specifically did the tone control obliterate the difference in noise (hiss) between the JRC4558 and the NE5532/OPA series? It didn't in my testing, nor would it in anyone's, for that matter. The gain control evened out the playing field on that one.