Cybercow
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Wanted to explore the Electric Druid's "StompLFO" circuit to discover what delicious LFO capabilities it holds. And "WOW!", what a circuit! IMO, it is by far the most flexible Auto-Wah style filter FX I've encountered. Of the four PIC-based LFO chips available from Electric Druid, this is the smallest and simplest, but it packs a LOT of LFO mojo. And while I haven't made a demo myself, this one on YouTube urged me to acquire a couple. Here's my quick & dirty build of one to check it out for exploratory endeavors . . . .
The plan is to explore the possibilities of using the StompLFO chip in other circuits. Now, where have I placed my breadboard?
![Electric_Druid_StompFlo_Done_01.jpg Electric_Druid_StompFlo_Done_01.jpg](https://forum.pedalpcb.com/data/attachments/72/72372-f7ca7dac26fc3d91f8e9b55bc9e82ad9.jpg)
![Electric_Druid_StompFlo_Done_02.jpg Electric_Druid_StompFlo_Done_02.jpg](https://forum.pedalpcb.com/data/attachments/72/72373-9cd2891db2d7870283e19dbb550cf548.jpg)
![Electric_Druid_StompFlo_Gutshot_01.jpg Electric_Druid_StompFlo_Gutshot_01.jpg](https://forum.pedalpcb.com/data/attachments/72/72374-43a554258ebf3306320049bed86fa0a2.jpg)
The plan is to explore the possibilities of using the StompLFO chip in other circuits. Now, where have I placed my breadboard?