Referee build (Resonant Filter Equalizer)

[johnk_10]

Build Rating

4.00 star(s)

I just finished this one and i think that it's sounds pretty good. It's a clone of the Broughton RFE.

 

[neiltheseal]

Looks great.

How did you do the design? Is that a pcb?

 

[johnk_10]

Looks great.

How did you do the design? Is that a pcb?

thanks. it's a waterslide decal with multiple coats of clear poly finish that i designed in photoshop,

 

[ElfKicker]

I just finished this and the tone is great. Mine is no where near unity volume though. I need to troubleshoot.

 

[Vild]

All those jumpers are confusing the shit out of me lol. But hell yeah! I got a board on my desk waiting for parts. Mine won't look as cool as yours though!

 

[jimilee]

All those jumpers are confusing the shit out of me lol. But hell yeah! I got a board on my desk waiting for parts. Mine won't look as cool as yours though!

This

 

[johnk_10]

All those jumpers are confusing the shit out of me lol. But hell yeah! I got a board on my desk waiting for parts. Mine won't look as cool as yours though!

they're just sress relief for the wiring.

 

[Nostradoomus]

He buildin em for the road, I get it.

 

[Depattern]

are we positive that the functions/labels mirror the og pedal design? i was a little confused by that

it does feel like the far right is lo -pass, but its also as if the bottom knob is resonance, and the top is freq. so im not sure why they are labelled like incremental gain values.

i'd love to get some clarification on the exact labels for this clone

*EDIT: ok looking at the original, i think i get it. the top and bottom knobs are reversed. resonance is marked in db, which makes sense, and the hz are obviously the filter freq. so your labels should be flipped i believe. same for the mid eq. the bottom knob is the gain and the top is the freq sweep (unless someone wants to correct me here)


beautiful decal though. i love it

 

[Robert]

the bottom knob is the gain and the top is the freq sweep (unless someone wants to correct me here)

That's correct. They are labeled on the drill template in the build doc.