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  1. pbrommer

    Lectric-fox Flintlock: Losing Audio

    Okay, bumping this back up. I can hear flanging, but it’s distorted (hasn’t been calibrated). If I short out r22 (22k which feeds into the gate), I get sound and passes through. Voltages seem to hover at all pins of the FET (J113) about 6.5-7.0V. The 1M that connects the drain and source...
  2. pbrommer

    Favorite 1590XX builds

    I don’t have a picture currently, but I smashed a red llama and a tubescreamer with a 6 way rotary diode selector + series/parallel switch (works-ish) in a 1590DD. The tubescreamer boosting the red llama sounds really good. PS you don’t want sound clips from me. I don’t just stink at playing: I...
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    What would you build?

    From what I’ve read, yes. That site you download the “patches” and then you’ll need a way to put them on an EEPROM via a programmer. I think I got it right, based on what I’ve read.
  4. pbrommer

    How many of your builds get stalled out because you keep thinking of elaborate mods to add?

    I usually get hung up on builds because I’m a dingus and forget a part. (looking at you TL071 I forgot to order).
  5. pbrommer

    What would you build?

    Well, if you don’t want it, I’ll take it off your hands. :) But yeah, Hydra/Arachnid. Link to a major library of fv-1 patches: Patches
  6. pbrommer

    DEMO My most asked question, it's not what you think!

    Darn you two, now I want to find a way to build a guitar with Zcoils. (Mumbles incoherently while getting back to the ginormous backlog of pedals)
  7. pbrommer

    Lectric-fox Flintlock: Losing Audio

    Usually I can troubleshoot okay-ish, and have a Flange with No Name board working, but this one is stumping me. I’ve ran an audio probe through the circuit: step 1, passes through with bypass off. step 2, I lose audio in the circuit. My goal was to make sure the audio portion worked before...
  8. pbrommer

    Solved: PCB identification

    Thanks. I’ll see what I can dig up
  9. pbrommer

    Solved: PCB identification

    I can usually ID where PCBs come from, but this one has me stumped. Any directions where to look? Thanks (I did try the number but nope)
  10. pbrommer

    Aged Carbon Film Resistors

    Mmm, aged carbon film. Because you need the extra white noise when plugging in.
  11. pbrommer

    Modifying Pots

    https://www.diystompboxes.com/analogalchemy/emh/emh.html
  12. pbrommer

    Cameltoe 3pdt switch breakout board & series switch wiring

    If you ignore the bad wiring, it works based on a series/parallel switch from a Marshall JTM clone I built a while back. Only issue is that it will oscillate when it’s in parallel and I think the tube screamer is turned on. So that may be a flaw of my wiring.
  13. pbrommer

    Cameltoe 3pdt switch breakout board & series switch wiring

    I built this at home withal a series/parallel switch I borrowed from an amp. But I don’t have it now: I’ll put it up when I get home
  14. pbrommer

    Low-Draw Devi Fuzz Needs More Than 9v... Why?

    I missed the asterisk on the schematic! D’oh
  15. pbrommer

    Low-Draw Devi Fuzz Needs More Than 9v... Why?

    I’m stumped, but vested in helping. That Q3 negative voltage is making me question what’s going on. Maybe try a new cap that lead to the 100k resistor. [edit: try the cap from your board in the breadboard first - it will change the voltages if it’s bad in your working verision]Also, did you pull...
  16. pbrommer

    SOLVED Cobalt drive - Gain pot not working

    do you have an audio probe?
  17. pbrommer

    Super Hard-On (stripboard)

    Those enclosures are awesome
  18. pbrommer

    Crazy Fingers Lonely Hearts Fuzz

    Weird question: is your power supply good? I’ve had a couple pedals act weird with a sketchy power supply. (Really, I’m just spitballing some ideas)
  19. pbrommer

    Crazy Fingers Lonely Hearts Fuzz

    R9 biases Q2, at least based on my fuzz face knowledge. Just throwing ideas
  20. pbrommer

    Crazy Fingers Lonely Hearts Fuzz

    Do you have the right resistors for biasing the transistors? Ie Are they the correct value? It really sounds like a bias issue on the transistor(s). Give the voltages a check and see - it will definitely help solve the puzzle.
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