Some Jordan Bosstone information

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The Vibrasonic, would be really cool through the Fender amp of the same name:
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And the Creator!!!!

somewhere I have the schematic (I think diystompboxes has my comments about it)
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ok, here's my Sho-Sound, made in nashville, Bosstone.
It sounds real dark, and can get nice and saturated.
I love it! :badlove:
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also, after sending my 1 switch Goodrich Steel Driver II to John Lyons, he concluded that it is based on the Bosstone,
but tuned darker than the original. I would agree with that, except it is not as saturated.
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Re: Some Jordan Bosstone information

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Those diodes look different than any other Bosstone I have seen. Interesting.
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Re: Some Jordan Bosstone information

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Nice thread/pics!!
Anyone know about the MSPS 3353 transistors?
It almost looks like the Motorola symbol "M"
and then SPS 3353.
Is this just a house number. I know the usual
suspects for substitutes but I'd like to track down
some of the originals to compare.

John
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Re: Some Jordan Bosstone information

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John Lyons wrote:Nice thread/pics!!
Anyone know about the MSPS 3353 transistors?
It almost looks like the Motorola symbol "M"
and then SPS 3353.
Is this just a house number. I know the usual
suspects for substitutes but I'd like to track down
some of the originals to compare.

John
I think it is a PNP device, much like the MPS transistors are Motorola NPN devices. I couldn't find any good information on these transistors, I was thinking some of the other devices that Jordan (or Victoreen (SP?)their parent company) might have them. They did Geiger counters and some other things that might have transistors, so I think they were made for them for those things and also used for the pedals.
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Re: Some Jordan Bosstone information

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sir h c wrote:somewhere I have the schematic (I think diystompboxes has my comments about it)
I would love to see the schematic if you would post it or send it to me, please!
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FUZZTX wrote:
sir h c wrote:somewhere I have the schematic (I think diystompboxes has my comments about it)
I would love to see the schematic if you would post it or send it to me, please!
http://www.diystompboxes.com/smfforum/i ... ic=43943.0

Have to make up the schematic I guess, but this is the general idea.
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Mine's a Pasedena
board: IC-0193F
Trannies are labelled M(Motorola?> SPS5006-2 / SPS5007-2 same as Chris' Alhambra model
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Thread Bump
Nashville Music City Bosstone///
Pretty much the same layout as the other two posted except the 2nd transistor is a Motorola MPS 4249.
This thing sounds awesome. Just as thick and saturated as the Sho Sound one. There are slight differences but they are very similar.

Also, I forgot there were all of those Jordan Creator pics in this thread!

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