Recent content by megatrav

Thank you!!

In case anyone is wondering, this is me trying to sort out these rotary switches

While I do appreciate you sharing, this does not clarify things lol

I didn’t know they were adjustable. I wish there was more info on them that was easy to understand

This is the schematic I was given which makes sense if I can figure out the pin out

Looking for a 2P3T rotary. I’ve been looking at the Alpha SR2511 but this data sheet doesn’t have the pin out

I’m working on putting a 3-way rotary switch into my bass for series/parallel/mute(kill) and I cannot find a clean explanation of how to wire a rotary switch. I also can’t tell if I need a 2p3t or a 3p3t but I think that is because I don’t understand how they operate (meaning what pins are...

I haven’t played the Lime Aid but in my experience, the PulpnN Peel cut off is around 80-100hz I’d like to get it lower for sure

Just wanted confirmation. I tried to research it on my own but wanted to be confident. Guess I’ll be using sockets!

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The Lime Aid is a modified Pulp N Peel. They use the same board. According to Josh Scott, the main difference is the value of the coupling caps.

I have 2 Citrus Press (JHS Pulp n Peel) boards from Effects Layouts. I am going to build one as stock but I would like to build the other as a the “Lime Aid” version. Josh Scott mentioned on a Facebook post that the only difference is the coupling caps. I know that increasing the value will...

Bumping my own post. I suppose the best test is to.. test it. This is what I get for not using sockets!

Hypothetically, if you were being particularly careless and installed a relay meant for the Non-latching simple relay bypass into a Latching simple relay bypass board, would it still function? Thanks!

Low power being the key here. I think its a general consensus that ICs are not great for anything producing a lot of heat, such as pushing a lot of watts to a speaker. The discrete stages allow for the heat to be spread out more evenly.