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No one: Me: replying to a post from September with a corny joke I’ll see myself out now

Maybe ask em’ for dinner or something first

This might be an interesting way to expand on the wiki. Make it so that people can contribute, and we have plenty of knowledgeable people who can review it. I really think the wiki has a lot of potential if it had more content and was open to contributions from forum members. Asking questions...

I really did the aesthetic of your pedals. I think you found something really unique.

Super clean and I love the art. The hammerhead is the better choice here imo.

https://stompboxparts.com/misc-parts/wah-inductor-me-6/

The 2M will work just fine, it’s only for the pulldown resistor on the input.

Oh yea I love that finish. Mine is just bare metal with sharpie. I had a good time making this one, and it made me really enjoy larger builds. I like the two rate settings, since I can have one set to a normal slow phaser sound and the other set so fast it sounds drippy, or ring mod stuff. I...

Great build. Your wiring looks fantastic and clean! What kind of wire is that? The green and yellow are popping :love: @Feral Feline out of curiosity, I did a little reading and it looks like all the schematics for the Yellow Hummer have gone offline, which is a shame. However, it looks like it...

I bought a sheet of skateboard grip tape and cut pieces to use for both the pedal and the badge.

No problem, this is interesting! You might want to post that question in the modifications section of the forum. I don’t have a pcb on hand so I wouldn’t know which trace would need cutting, but it’s safe to say that the trace would best be cut close to pin 6. Then, probably on the back of...

At the very least, it would require adding two resistors: This would require a trace cut to add the feedback resistor. If you look at schematics like the MXR Micro Boost, you’ll also see capacitors added before Rin, and in the feedback loop to affect frequency response and improve noise...

For sure. Two circuits, one for the input and one for the output. You could also diy a dual buffer with a TL072 pretty easily on strip board.

Nice work, though the theme makes me unreasonably angry at the moment.

@Feral Feline I’ve seen the silver stuff, I’m pretty sure it’s tinned. When I etched the circuit boards for my wah pedal, I bought this stuff called “Liquid Tin” from MG Chemicals on Amazon. It got lost and found in the mail and long story short, I ended up with two for the price of one. It...

Ah yes! I recall the introduction thread from a while back now. I don't know when, but I'll visit them one day and share what I find.

Yes! fellow nutmeg statesman? I'm about an hour away from it in the valley.

@HamishR thanks for the info. I’m in the States but you just have me the idea to check a local shop. There is one in my state that I went to on the job (needed 10k resistors for alarm panel, fast) and they had everything; I could barely absorb half of it. I remember they had isles of NTE...

Glad I could help! Good luck with your experiments.

No problem! What I mean is you don’t need to make it non-inverting to get it to fuzz, since you asked if you could mod it that way. I’m still having a hard time with that Echo Dream schematic, but you are correct. The signal goes into the non-inverting input. This stage is essentially like...