Recent content by Elijah-Baley

I didn't considering to run the tremolo in parallel. I was thinking to put it in front of the reverb. Actually, in this project I was thinking about the Jordan Vico Vibe, that I built it in a pedal a few of months ago, so I know it, and I like it enough. The only difference is that I will have...

Thank you, it looks fine. I'll search something like that, too.

Excuse me, what do you mean with "adapter"? A new PSU? I did it immediately, after the wire broken. But seen the problem is just the cable, and this PSU is always been a very good silent one, I would like to repair it. :)

I'm sorry for my delay. I like this, if it was male. But I can't find it, and I have the idea it costs a little too much. I could even solder the wires and... done! Meanwhile, I'll try to invent something to solve it a bit better.

The Spaceman Orion/Hooke seems ok. I'm not sure it has the same presence and all the "wet" of the Surfybear. Anyway, I would like something more similar to the Surfybear, and we have the basic schematic. I could even try to drawn a layout by myself. But I'd like to consider some mods, too. Those...

Hello everybody, This pedal: https://www.surfyindustries.com/surfybearmetal «The same specifications of the Fender® 6G15® reverb unit, replacing the tubes with JFET transistor technology.» «Initially produced as a DIY kit, this was the schematic.» But discontinued...

I'm built the original transistor version one month ago on veroboard, just the board. Probably I'll include the Aion three way switch to put in parallel to C5 (original schematic above) 6.8nF other caps, and maybe also a bass cut switch. Very nice this op-amp version!

Banzai Music has TC1044SEPA, Musikding has TC1044S. I'm not sure if those are the same, maybe I should ask to Musikding. :) Will I have any problem with one of those tow? I would like to have this chip for the Triangulum Boost, Fortin 33 clone.

I did what I couldn't do for years. I used a pliers for the screws, and I open the PSU up! :oops: So I have to decided how I can fix it. I could cut the wire, remove necessarily the strain relief, and resolder the wires again, isolating the soldering with some heatshrink tube. Unfortunately...

Hello guys. I have this old Boss power supply. It's been very good for years to supply in an easily way some pedals in daisy chain without any issue. But the cable is damaged, now. Any idea or trick about how I can to repair it? I cant open up the chassis because the uncommon hexagonal screws...

Is it just me or in the schematic above C1 cap should be in series with the Tone pot across the ground to work like the one in the guitars? Now those are in parallel, I think the tone pot will work like a volume pot.

Why that design for the tone pot? That is not the classic guitar tone control.

Small Bear shop has some different leakage: https://smallbear-electronics.mybigcommerce.com/transistor-set-tb-mk-i-pnp-generic/ Q1 hFE 70-85 Leak 150-320 uA Q2 hFE 110-135 Leak 30-150 uA Q3 hFE 100-120 Leak 20-120 uA

Meanwhile, I ordered a TPA3118 board. I really hope I won't leave it useless!

My pedal power supply 1-Spot doesn't have the earth ground, so for the TPA3118 I need a PSU with earth ground, but I can't go over this, the cheaper PSU 24v I can find on Amazon (Italy) have Italian plug with no ground, or Schuko plug with no clue about ground connection. Perhaps more of them...