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Nope, supposed to be 9V DC. I bet you plugged it into 9V AC.

Have you tried different cables? True bypass, the signal goes in jack, across the switch and back out. It never goes through the circuit. Could it be your amp?

Yea

Woohoo! Nice. I have no electronics background either. I got into this because I needed a nicer compressor pedal for less than a new one could be purchased. That was over 12 years ago. 🤣

Gonna need a DMM and get some voltages. Lookup the pinout for the IC and transistor for the correct pin numbering.

Same

Whoa, that’s crazy talk!!

There needs to be a meeting afterwards, you know, set the example.

Daaaammmnn that’s fine work for only building a couple of months.

Looks great. 1 thought about the stomps. You can lower the outer 2 as low as you can go and raise the middle.

The highs went a long time ago. Protect your hearing kids, hearing aids are expensive these days.

Oh very nice. I may give this a try. I can no longer hear bass frequencies from years of playing, but it’s worth a shot.

That’s what I’m talking about.

That’s exactly what I was thinking, too.

Yeah, it was a good watch, I thought. Kind of again shows, they used what they had or didn’t have. Opamps were expensive, so they switched to transistors, stuff like that.

Oh man, I just watched a video on this one. I thought it was interesting.

You can never go wrong with a phaser.

I buy boxes from Walmart and use bubble wrap.

Woohoo! I love it when a plan comes together.

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