Well it's useless unless you want to use more than one pedal. The whole point of adding a positive ground power supply running off a regular negative ground power supply is convenience. With a few power supplies these days you can mimic the effects of a cheap battery by reducing the voltage going to the pedal. The benefit can be tonal - you can dial in the exact amount of crapitude you want and its easily repeatable. If you rely on the "sagging voltage battery" you may get a great tone - until the battery finally craps out.
And copyright isn't an issue in these pedals. Analogman is just using an ancient Fuzz Face circuit with a few simple, common-knowledge kind of modifications.
And copyright isn't an issue in these pedals. Analogman is just using an ancient Fuzz Face circuit with a few simple, common-knowledge kind of modifications.
), but if I pull the jumper I have for D1, and add the 1N5817 listed on the build doc, it will be protected from me accidentally touching the wrong battery terminals?
