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Has anyone here got experience with the PedalPCB DMD 2?

The flashback is totally usable without them, for sure. My helix phaser, not so sure. I've had it for a few years now and every-time I try to get it to sound 'right', I end up looking for something on the toneprint app. Whatever, they're not the most egregious offenders when it comes to dreadful...

My mate got one back before everything increased in price. It's still good value for money, but back then it was almost a no brainer for someone who had no access to any delays and didn't know what they wanted. It sounds good and there are plenty of spaces for the toneprint stuff. But...

I would love to see a variation on the ED Digidelay with companding. I think it would improve it quite a lot. That and an FX loop, but that's basically impossible with the way the chip in it is set up as far as I can remember.

I'm almost 100% certain they're using different generations of DSPs and algos. Very different sound either way. The nova kind of sounds like what I think of when I think digital delay, other than the DD3, of course.

It's not. It's got a very clean repeat and does not make use of companding like the DD-3.

I always keep my eye on Reverb for reasonably priced ones. Sometimes people really take the biscuit on the price of them, but sometimes they can be found for ~150 euros.

Thanks, that would be a great help.

Gotcha. Will update this thread with any info I find.

Dr Phil would armchair diagnose us all with turbo autism. And I say that as an individual with autism 😂

Only thing is that there is a wide range of VGS off measurements that a J202 could have. Just curious if there's a more concrete number to aim for or if it should in the middle of the road or something :)

Hey people :) I'm perfboarding a Rufus fuzz and I'm just wondering what the transistor specs I should be looking at for the pedal. I'm guessing the BJTs should just have Fuzz Face HFEs, but what about the JFETs? Is there any particular VGS off and IDSS I should look for there? Thanks in...

Well, the magic isn't in the inductance per se, it's in the output impedance of a passive guitar signal. And how that changes based on where the volume pot is. (Also kind of changing the BJT from a voltage driven to a current driven source. Kind of) That's how you get the clean up of the fuzz...

Inductance. Since the primary/secondary of transformer are coils, they have a much higher inductance than a resistor, whose impedance is negligible even in the M ohm range. The idea is to mimic the inductance of a guitar pickup, which is also a coil. Or at least, that's the idea, I imagine. It...

All metric equivalents are sorted under their nearest AWG measurement. So when I select 24 AWG on Farnell, it'll come up with everything around 0.23mm^2 :)

22 is probably a bit too big for most purposes! I'll stick with 24 awg from one of those links ;) thanks again!

Personally I prefer an over jacket. I have a very bad habit of just, pulling zipcord apart. Apparently a part of my brain just hasn't grown up lmao. I would greatly appreciate the link. Thanks mate :)

Yeah, I don't want to take up 10% of my board space with room made for barrel jacks 😂

This may seem silly, but I genuinely can't find unscreened/non-shielded 2 conductor cable of 24AWG to make DC cables for pedals in any of my regular electronics places (Farnell, Mouser, Digi-key). I mean, I can, but it's always for quantities I don't need like 100M. Other gauges and...

Sounds like a ground loop issue. I'm honestly not too pleased with how the inputs/outputs of this pedal are handled in PedalPCB's documentation. I assume the reasoning is that not everyone is going to have isolated jacks on hand to build this. Whatever about input/output jacks, I would always...