Recent content by damonp

Hmmm, I've always thumbed my nose at cabinet simulators, but looking at it, it might do the trick... Any advantage to adding a charge pump and operating at a higher voltage or is that just klonhype?

yeah, I already check for that, several of my effects are back on the shelf because of it... On new builds Im checking those values and changing them for sure! I thought about the EQ, but Im not sure its EQ Im actually after, I think I might be loving the buffer sound on the soul food... Im not...

So I play a baritone guitar tuned to open Gm (also use a sub-n-up a LOT)... I am looking for a nice tone shaping type box to compensate for the fact that I now go direct into a PA (I run a stereo rig and my JC-120 wasnt even replicating a good portion of the frequency Im generating) Currently I...

It sounds amazing!

I figured it out, I had some cold solder points on the resistors... difficulty was aligning the photoresistors with the circuit diagram. Paying it forward, here is the arrangement:

Those holes are the switches mounted on the other side... The LED needs to be yellow as that is the frequency the photoresistors are designed to react to As to the angle, I honestly dont know, its not specified in the build doc, I just saw others did it that way.

the LED its facing does, yes.

so, Im having a nasty volume drop when the effect is on, in troubleshooting that I accidentally broke off one of the photoresistors... I replaced it but now that side doesnt efffect the signal, the signal passes through the circuit (and drops in volume) but no phaser! Not even sure where to start.

I also plan on changing all the knobs to the big aluminum ones, I just didnt have enough...

Between the switched Input jack and the switch I added it has 3 operational modes: input 1 > Phaser A > Phaser B > Output 2 (Switch up) Input 1 > Phaser A > Output 1 & Input 1 > Phaser B > Output 2 (Switch down, Input 2 Unplugged) Input 1 > Phaser A > Output 1 & Input 2 > Phaser B > Output 2...

ty, I will probably mod it to have variable/multiple/no diodes... Like the Pepper Spray... easy enough to do.

I am interested in this board, but there is no build doc... What Transistors are required?

No problem there... I do notice that power to IC6A&B is only 8.3V/-7.4 while on all other 072s it is 9V/-7.4V also, I mounted my LDRs Lower than most people I see build pics from... Could that be a problem?

Yes, whenever either side is active