Search results

Very cool, do you trim the edge or wraparound the side of the pedals ?

Same here, I've had ordered and installed more than a thousand of those and never had any issue. I kind of feel frightened about the machined one but that's only my personal inner fear.

Ok thanks for the info. Yeah I have a small flux pen. Maybe I didn't clean it well after soldering. The solder seems very firm and shiny, so no concern but maybe something shorting some pins. I also had trouble with some Caps that were open in the past so I'll have another look at them. Thanks !

Total_Parts https://www.ebay.ca/itm/That-4301A-Voltage-Controlled-Amp-RMS-Level-Detector-Dynamics-Audio-Processor/262773897103?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649 Also, maybe it's good to mention that it's my first experience with SMD soldering but I've done a complete...

Hey there, I'm struggling to complete some Muzzle PCB I have here and finally gave eBay a chance... So I bough those "Genuine" THAT4301 Chips from a 100% good feedback seller on eBay and I don't think that they are good. Well, I've built two and can't get them to work properly, one started to...

Such a simple circuit, and still sounding so good ! :)

It's just a bypass switch, standard 2pdt. When engaged, the signal goes to the buffer, if not, it's straight bypass. Some people ask for it to test if they "really" need a buffer in their chain of signal.

1/4w metal film and small Capacitor box, the same for all my pedals. It's only this precise batch of Pandora's that has this issue. I loosen the holes and I think I can use them as is. It's the first time I saw this with over ~4-500 PedalPCB pcb, that's why I asked.

Have you ever had this "trouble" with one of your PCB ? I've received a batch (7) of Pandoras box and almost all the resistor and capacitor holes are too small to pass the component wire thru. I can obviously use a tool to make a way for the wire but I wonder what's the best solution. Thanks...

Ooooohhhh. Sweeeeet !

I heard that (lol) they are working on a new version of the 4301 which is obsolete but I don't think it's plug and play.... ! Curious to heard what others have to say.

The only issue with higher power rating is the size. You may have trouble fitting them all :P

I have used 100s of them without trouble but maybe a bad batch ?

Do you use a daisy-chained power supply with other pedals ? I found my Isoceles Boost very noisy when used with other pedals. A clean isolated power helps sometime. Let us know :)

Have you tried it at 9V instead of 18V ? (By removing the LT1054 or TC1044). I didn't find it very different.

Yours look very cool ! :) However, I'm not very impressed by how they sound vs the hype around the pedal. It's like a RAT. Have you tried it without the 18V charge pump ? It doesn't change the tone very much...

Looks like a ground/buffer issue. I had this problem in three-cable method while using an unbuffered splitter (Wasn't aware at that time that it needed a buffered output... ). Do you have isolated jack ?

I shorten my explanation but it was between the TL074 and a Capacitor going to the ground that the link was weak, I had to put a wire and everything was good. I was getting weird floating voltage before doing that.

Have a look at voltage at each TL074 pins, if they are waving, that could be a problem.

I've had trouble with two of those PCBs in the last month, don't know if I scratched them or if they come defective but the two had broken link from the TL074 to the Ground. That causes weird issues (low volume, weird distorted tone). Had to track and compare with a working one to find the trouble.