Recent content by szukalski

Forgot to mention. Add a couple more pads for +9V and ground, lets you do a lot more stuff cleanly. Add a relay board (it needs power), add another pedal for a 2-fer (it needs power), electrify the enclosure as a booby trap (it needs power).

Yeah, I've done all the IO boards. Passive (as above), smart (ATtiny412), dual smart (ATtiny1616). My personal fav is the smart relay. You have to flash the MCU, but it's a low parts count and saves you having a standalone relay board somewhere else. You can find my posts in this thread...

https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/pitfalls-and-tips-designing-effects-pcbs.28072/ Symmetry is over-rated. Ease of build is under-rated.

Like this. Though this is a dual relay obviously. Only downside is the length of the cable. I need to find something shorter..

Looking awesome. Best 2399 delay IMO. Though the modulation could be hard set at a low depth.

Yup. Top left.

I didn’t need the extra controls. Sounds great with assymetric BAT42 and D18 diodes.

Are they 3x5mm or 4x5mm? These are the ones I tend to get: https://www.lcsc.com/product-detail/C47848.html

I get mine at LCSC.

Looks great as always, my mate! Nobody should be building JFET phasers with through-hole transistors anymore.. just throwing your money away! For anyone reading, the 2SK208 JFETs are colour graded by Idss. AFAIK this means, all other things equal, their VGSoff should be close out of the box...

Yeah, I should feedback as well. Really enjoyable circuit. I just chucked in a UTC 4558 clone, but socketed in case I want to audition. It sounds great though. Bass knob is always useful!

If you have any decent inventory, then those small parts storage solutions rock. It's incredibly productive to be able to just grab the parts you need. The hardest part is cutting off the components if they come in a strip.. Personally, I use the Stanley small parts magazine for the smaller...

It does look like a nice neat one!

Great post! To share what I feel is most important. Opinions and assholes etc.. Create standards for your builds. 6-knob and 4-knob layouts. IO layout. Make a couple of templates which reflect this. Reuse existing standards from others. Don't reinvent the wheel. Comes back to standards. For...

Monty layout thread. Best thread. Here's an OD series I've been playing with. The OD-1, Adam Overdrive: TS-808, Hey let's add a tone control! Let's crank it a bit with the SD-1 Yamaha won't be left behind, shifting the mid hump down with the OD-10! And on and on it goes in the pedal...