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BUILD NOTES

Tight Rock / Tight Metal modes
The Tight Rock and Tight Metal are very closely related, with only a few small changes between the
two. The Tight Rock came after the original Tight Metal, but some of its features such as the gain boost
switch were back-ported into the Tight Metal for its next revision, which makes a unified version a lot
more straightforward.
Comparing the final revisions of the Tight Rock and Tight Metal, there are only two real differences:
• The mids section after the tone control has different values between the two circuits, both the
Bridged-T mid-scoop and the capacitor value of the mids switch (called "Thrash" or "PlexEQ" when
engaged, depending on the circuit).
• The Tight Rock removes the hi-cut at the end of the circuit and adjusts the gain of this stage slightly.
We've included a "Style" switch to go between Tight Rock and Tight Metal midrange modes. Note that
the "Cut" control also switches between the Tight Rock and Tight Metal settings—so both of these
switches will need to be in the same position for it to be identical to either of the original circuits.
However, the effect of the Cut switch is minimal compared to the Style switch.
Gate design
In the original pedal, the noise gate was tied to the drive control. A dual potentiometer controlled both
the gain level and the gate threshold, so as the gain was turned up the gating was more aggressive.
Separate from this, the gate could be disabled entirely with a slide switch.
In this project, we split out the gate and gain controls, which improves the flexibility as well as
simplifying the control scheme. To mimic the original, just set the gate to the same position as the gain
control. And by turning the gate control to zero, it's identical to the gate bypass switch in the original.
9V/18V operation
The Ember Distortion includes a charge pump for 18V operation as well as an internal slide switch to go
between 9V and 18V mode. If you want to hard-wire it at either 9V or 18V, you can omit the switch by
jumpering the pads as shown:
If you do decide to hardwire it to 9V mode, you can leave out IC4, D9-10, and C34-35. They can just be
omitted entirely—nothing else needs to be jumpered except the slide switch pads.
EMBER METAL DISTORTION
9V MODE
18V MODE
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