Recent content by jcpst

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!

You’re making the world a better place.

That is impeccable

Same. I think it might be the clean blend that I don’t like. It’s great on bass though. Indeed! Getting to the potentiometer pins without burning caps took patience.

This was built on Aion’s “legacy” Refractor PCB. It’s the first completed build for the Bass pedal board I have planned out. It took a bit of digging to find the actual mods. I went off a photograph of the list of mods from this build report. I then compared the PPCB schematic to the Aion...

Not quite a clone, the green channel on the Pro-10 is a tweaked ODR-1, and the blue side is a blues breaker https://www.pedalpcb.com/product/pcb121/ There are also PCBs for each channel. Here’s my build using the two individual PCBs in one enclosure...

What you are asking for is not possible on the FV-1. There are commercial pedals that can do what you ask. But the lower range on latency is going to be around 15-30ms. Some people think 15ms is too slow. But sound is slow too. You also get a 15ms delay if you stand 15 feet away from your amp...

guitarpedalcourse.com is by wampler.

I never used FAUST, but did come across it when I was working with other audio processing languages (supercollider, ChucK, Max/PD, etc). I feel like we could come up with a tutorial as a community. I wonder how much of that course is sourced from this forum. I imagine you still deal with some...

I love the Scarab Deluxe. It sounds great at all settings, it can go from OD to Distortion to Fuzz. It’s low parts count with no rare parts. So I did my typical 2nd build- remove controls I don’t need/change, fit it into a 1590B. As usual when I do stripboard, I go in with a vague wiring plan...

Right on. I always thought the eeprom was SMD based on the product image

I mentioned the Cusack enclosure (the “pro” enclosure at stomp box parts), but to add to that, I wasn’t able to fit this in a regular 1590B as-is. The one I use has an extra 1mm of clearance due to thinner walls, and it makes the difference when trying to box this one up. While I could put the...