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Also, I saw another thread mention that swapping out tl022s for IC6 A and B might help. I gave that a shot and it pretty much eliminated all the ticking.

Sorry if this is a dumb question, but would that mean just soldering another little wire from the external part of the shielded wire to the sleeve lug? I've never used shielded wire before so I'm not entirely sure what all needs to be done to get it work properly. This wire is just a stranded...

So kind of a good news bad news update. I rerouted the remaining wiring to go underneath the board, and the ticking still is pretty audible. I even tried swapping the shielded wire back out for regular (which was a bad idea), then swapped it back. As it is now it’s just loud enough to be...

Cool, mine is probably the same stuff then.

That looks great! What kind of wire did you use? I'll give that wire routing a try

Not yet, last night I was mainly focused on trying to swap out the In/Out wires for shielded ones. I can give that a shot when I get home later!

Hey all! I just finished putting together this Duo-Phase, and everything is working as it should except I'm getting a fair amount LFO ticking from it. It happens the most prominently when the left side (looking at the front of the enclosure) is engaged, or when it's bypassed altogether. If...

I don't think the quality matters a ton, but I could be wrong. I know there are diagrams out there for building your own as well. If you've got some wire, alligator clips, audio jacks, and a couple of caps and resistors (I don't remember which values, though), you can put one together yourself...

Do you have an audio probe at all? Might be worth taking it to the board and checking the different chip outputs to see if you can isolate which section it starts/stops at.

Thank you both!! I'm pretty stoked on how it all came out. I've got a whole bag of fabrics in my office, but this one in particular I was really excited to use.

It's actually just some fabric I found at Hobby Lobby, but it definitely gives me some bench seat nostalgia too!

Thank you!! It actually wasn't too bad, believe it or not. I laid the fabric down first, then lined up the enclosure and traced the edges of it so I had that as a guide when cutting the fabric to size. Needlepoint control labels sound like an amazing idea, actually 😅. Looks like I gotta start...

Hey all! Just finished boxing this bad boy up. Overall it was a super straightforward build, and all the components were easy enough to find (although for some reason I kept forgetting to check my build materials prior to putting it together, wound up having to put in two separate orders for two...

Damn yea I don't know how I missed this one either. I had a v3 that I traded away for an HP-2, but I thought it was a nice-sounding reverb regardless. I could get some weird sounds out of it with when pairing an expression pedal with it, but found I didn't use that specific feature all that...

Thanks! I'm just using some good ol' fashioned Mod Podge for it

Got a two for one for y'all today. There's a music shop near me that I've been frequenting the last year or so, and during that time I've gotten to talking with the shop owner a bit. We were recently talking about pedals and I told him that I build clones in my free time, which prompted a...

Sweet Jesus that's a good looking build. Nice work!

I know it's not the PPCB version, but I really like my AionFX build of the Catalinbread Karma Suture. If I remember correctly, it's laid out to accommodate different transistor types and all that.

Thank you!! I had lots of fun putting this one together, and am now on the hunt for any and all textured paper I can find haha.

Any chance you still have some of these?