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I assume change the cap from 47p to 22p…?

can you substitute a BL3208 for the MN3207? I have a shit-ton of them and figured you could change the clock cap to give it twice the speed and higher fidelity as a side effect

I like it better for both but especially for low gain as there are more bass freq coming through

I like doubling the 220nf cap (on a switch) or substituting 470nf. Makes the whole range of the cut and drive knobs actually usuable for me. Stock is way too bright and brittle. This is subtle but effective (and easy).

This is what I did, albeit with a 25kB pot in line with the 10k (to get the regular tone on 0). The change is subtle. I'll try a 50k and report back. I also used a 470nF. Which "other similar pedal not made by Demedash" are you talking about?

It looks like it's sitting on top of the fs and just held by (solid?) wires to the in/out/9v/gnd pads

Does this not lead to tonesuck to keep the effect connected in bypass? Isn't this what dpdt switches and true bypass always tried to avoid?

so both sides to ground?

Looking at that schematic I still don't get the point of that bypass configuration. Are they not using that second relay switch? So a SPDT relay would've sufficed. And what's the point in keeping the bypass buffer connected?

As is well known, the early demedash t120s use a magnetron pcb. They received an additional tone pot (tape quality) at some point early on and even came with another daughterboard. Anyone know what is required to mod a magnetron pcb to t120 specs?

Cool man, thanks! That config sounds weird, a little bit like an opamp/relay version of the brat.

Like the Klon, yeah? Wait what? What do you mean by "buffer and effect in parallel"? Or by parallel do you mean something like "by extension", describing the klon bypass logic? Is the relay a spdt or dpdt and only using one of it's switches for the effect?

He redesigned the website on monday(?) i think, but the text is still there, not sure if he changed it though. Imho he only talks about having a true bypass pedalboard and then needing a buffer.

Does the original have a buffered bypass? I know it has a relay bypass, but is this bypassing the signal AFTER the buffers or before? Might be a reason why the relay bypass is described as "silent" by the manufacturer.

Yes they sell colored boxes (few) or drilled, but not drilled colored boxes. But I agree they should be able to work something out. I have sent them plans that they drilled according to my instructions. However, they are a bit pricey. You made it sound like ordering from tayda is somehow more...