Build An Audio Signal Tracer
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- Опубликовано: 15 июн 2022
- How to build a guitar amp audio signal tracer probe with simple components. This is an easy diy project for guitarists used for detecting problems in your amplifiers, pedals, or other audio gear that is losing a signal in the circuit.
👇Check out this video to see how to use this simple DIY tool👇
• Broken Amp No Sound? U...
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👇.1uf - 600v Capacitor (104)👇
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**Warning! Electronics and audio circuits can contain lethal, high voltages.
This video is for entertainment purposes only. Never try this project at home. This video is not intended for education purposes. Always do your own research before attempting any electronic project. Any attemp at this project will be strictly at your own risk.
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I came for the signal tracer probe, stayed for the music. Very fine blues selection there, man. The probe's good too, thanks!
You are like the Bob Ross of guitars and electronics 🙌
This may sound stupid, but the little flimsy stand that comes with the soldering iron. I never thought of propping the iron on that to use for tinning wires. 🤯 That's so much faster than wrestling them into place in the helping hands. Good video!
Thanks Anthony! I have fairly shaky hands so I find having the iron stationary helps a lot. I appreciate your feedback!
Very clear instructions. Love it 😍
Love them blues man!
Me too Blade!
...SIMPLE, BUT EFFECTIVE-(!)
It’s the simple things that make the journey so much easier! I’ve used this tool quite a few times and it’s saved a lot of time and money. Definitely worth the time to build it!
I have a muliti process guitar pedal that went bad after plugging in to a patch with the gain turned up at the sound board. Maybe I could find the problem with this, it powers on but no sound comes out.
I think you could definately trace it to the source with this for sure. Try and find a schematic online and then trace from the input and go down the line. You could also check the power section to make sure it is supplying the proper voltages to the preamp stages with a multimeter.
@@AlYoung Ok thanks!
Cool. What's the recommended cap value?
For this probe I used a 0.1uf/600v (104) orange drop capacitor. It has worked well for for all my signal tracing needs.
@@AlYoung thank you
@@AlYoung does it matter where the polarity is pointing towards to??
The capacitor…is it polarized?
@@Joejoe-nt3gcthis cap is not polarized. It can be soldered in either direction.