Recent content by The Gator

I don't know my way around FV-1 hardly at all. But that is probably how it should be done. IF... you can have isolated repeat controls like this. It would be better to have one dry signal and two delay signal levels with separate rate and repeat controls. One big circuit board that fit into...

I'd like to start off with saying I would not recommend anyone else to do this LOL. It was a pain in the butt. As Ph1l stated, there is a better way more than likely with the FV-1 chip. That being said, I love the circuit in parallel. It's simply two seabeds with a series and parallel switch ...

I believe I understand what you mean. I am still waiting for a 4pdt toggle switch to show up, but until then I believe I will try breaking it at R15. If you turn the level all the way down on this circuit, it sounds extremely similar to bypassed. I will test doing this with all my other...

"I think the main idea could be that instead of the stomps being try bypass, they just cut the delay signal." That is an interesting idea. Please elaborate.

Yes these first tests are just straight crude and simple. The inputs are just tied together on the breadboard to a jack. So are the outputs. It only oscillates when you put one of the two in bypass mode. But there's no point in even being in parallel if you don't have them both on. The whole...

So putting both of them in parallel, if you put one of them in bypass, it starts to feed back because it's true bypass. You've essentially connected its own input to its own output and it starts to oscillate. Flipping the switch back to series stops it or putting the other circuit back in...

So finish building two of them and made some special wiring harnesses to attach to the breadboard so that I could easily wire them parallel to each other. Which they really don't sound bad at all paralleled. It sounds very similar to being in series except you can tell the difference the first...

Phi1, with the fv1 design to make a dual delay, is the signal path still basically analog? And the repeats are digital from the fv1?

I just received to seabed delays from Robert. I'm going to build two of them as circuit boards for now and just make sure I like the way they sound and do a test with them in parallel and see what needs to be done to modify. I'm pretty sure I can squeeze two of them into a 1590BB2. I don't plan...

I like the simplicity of the seabed. Time, level and feedback. I know nothing about Daisyseed.not much about FV-1. I would be awesome to have a custom board designed for a dual delay with a built in series/parallel switch. Not sure if there is enough interest for a circuit layout designer to...

Anybody already make a dual Seabed delay already? I was thinking after a gig last week that I would like two delay pedals on my gig pedal board. One for a good slapback, the other for longer, more saturated delay. I could just make another magnetron. But then I thought about making a dual delay...

I'm glad you figured it out. It's pretty cool circuit. I use it on stage for a couple of songs where I like to get that real late 60 sound. When I'm building the board I find two matched capacitors for the mid cut. I try to get him as close as possible and measure the value of those components...

Did you buy a Deep Trip Pagebender? I have one. It's pretty awesome. The circuit I ended up with does the sound of the page Bender but gets nasty like the hellbender. I have circuit boards and a bom available

Hey man that looks really cool! I haven't been around much but I've been reading. Dealing with family health issues can be all consuming. Yeah I really dig this circuit a lot. I feel like there's all kinds of classic rock tones to be had. It achieves the things I was looking for. It does the...

Cool enclosure! I got sidetracked by finding my mom a retirement community and getting the old log cabin ready for sale, but I need to get back on track and finish this pedal!