Recent content by iamjackslackof

Using the Filter pot's lug is genius, never would have thought of that! Now I need to figure out the best grounding point for the vero board, I guess I could just run it to one of the jacks? Seems easier than trying to tie into the PCB. Thank you!

Actually, I think I know how I'd do the Ruetz mod, just run resistor to one lug and resistor PCB pad, center lug to other original resistor pad, and the other lug empty.

Hey all, I am building a Rat/Muroidea for a friend, and I want to add a switch using 3 pairs of different clipping diodes, like so: This may be obvious/dumb (heh, *may*), but I get the principle, but not how to actually wire up the switch. I am using an SPDT On/Off/On like this one, which I...

Which one? There are hundreds...

That's a good idea too, hadn't thought of that. Looks like I have lots of options now!

Broken piece is gone, so sculpting seems like my best bet.

I would, but it makes the wah off balance and not user friendly at all :( I guess I could glue the rubber bumper thing to the back plate. That might work just as well. And this is why I asked here, solutions abound lol.

Howdy folks, I am trying to repair a screw boss on a wah pedal. It seems to have broke off at some point. I'm not sure how to approach this. My thought so far was to use something like JB Weld or epoxy to build it back up somehow. Maybe insert a screw or stick or something into the hole until...

Beautiful guts on that thing!

Well, that counts me out lol.

Why the f*ck is there so much f*cking profanity on your awesome f*cking build?

My thought would be to have a buffer on the input, before loop 1, then a buffer on the output, after loop 2. Then no matter what you run before your loops (presumably guitar in, and amp out), you're buffered.

I don't mind modding it, it seems like nothing I can't undo. I'm likely going to mod the preamp for a little more treble anyway. I am hoping it's not mains voltage powering the motor and I am just reading the schematic wrong, but I won't know until I get it in for sure. I'm just trying to wrap...

My thinking is more about saving tape wear and wear on the heads, as well as the motor itself. I've never used one of these before, and I don't anticipate spending this much on one again, so I really want to make sure I keep it running as well as I can.

Seems reasonable lol. I didn't think about it being mains voltage, I was just thinking on how it would work functionally. Do you happen to know how using a relay to do it would work, and how it's safer? My only experience with them is with the PPCB relay breakout board, so not even in the same...