Recent content by jcpst

I like to start with every stage bypassed and start adding them back in one at a time.

You can also get colors from digikey and mouser. They usually have most of hammond’s official colors. Black, cobalt blue, green, light gray, orange, purple, red, yellow. But not every enclosure has those options. For instance, it looks like they only have black for 1590N...

From what I understand @szukalski uses PPCB spacing.

Another metallic black example https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/simulcast.28314/#post-366739

Context is everything. There could be some useful tones in there, but that does not mean it’s a good pedal.

I ended up keeping this one. For a while I was getting a high pitch whine on looper B (and not A?). After I read about this delay program where the block size was set all way down to 1, I recompiled the Pluto module with a block size of 1 and a 48k sample rate. So far, it’s been working as...

That’s it right there. When I do stripboard, the solder just effortlessly flows along the track and stops right where I want it. I was never happy with the backside of a perf I populated. Also, sweet build, parallel effects are a great time.

I do not, I followed the values on the PCB. Maybe one of the forum members I tagged in my original post could help with that. Here’s a post with the schematic: Post in thread 'Arche Boost x2 (clean and dirty)' https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/arche-boost-x2-clean-and-dirty.26719/post-359215

Man, I love the skoolie. It’s probably my favorite delay pedal. Nice work getting a relay bypass in there. The Anti-Tariff Trash Can aesthetic works well here. One might say it’s an echo of the original.

My imagination went wild on this for about 5 seconds 😆 Great build though, makes me wanna pull the ol’ C2CE PA off the shelf.

It’s a super fun circuit. I took it to a jam session once. My playing is a bit sloppy, but you can get a taste of what it can do (first 3 minutes). https://drive.google.com/file/d/1agb4FlTbRCPGNngyie2NhsEZOXf-DE2q/view?usp=drivesdk This one is a little heavier...

There’s no app that does that. I’ve found LLMs to be fairly unreliable when it comes to reading schematics from an image. Lots of mistakes. Also, even it does read it accurately, it still gets a lot wrong about general electronics in the context of guitar pedal circuits. I have been able to...

My first attempt at P2P was pretty insane looking https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/electro-faustus-ef-111-guitardammerung-p2p-build.25884/#post-329615

The green ringer is one of my favorite pedals of all time. For years I played in a band where it was the only device between my guitar and my amp. This variation is the @DGWVI special (build report for that one here). 5817s for the diodes, 5087 for Q2, 10K pot for R4. One may call these knobs...

That’s pretty cool that they made the 3-band one small enough for a 1590B. Super clean builds!