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I use an EQ, a compressor and reverb on my banjo. You can tone shape, level out notes and get that high lonesome sound.

So used as a variable resistor. I would just put the B25K in and call it good for this application. You can always order the proper A25K later if it bothers you.

What is it's function in the circuit? How is it used? B25K maybe perfectly fine. I have not built that circuit, so if you could screen shotvit in the schematic so we can all look at it.

Yeah I believe you are correct. Only so much can be done. I didn't think of this before but, if I replace the R5 2.2M with a 2.7M, it brightens it up just slightly. I tried a 3.3M and it was definitely brighter, but lost too much "punch". So I'm going with a 2.7M at R5 and a 47pf at C3. As well...

Yeah it's not a dark pedal. It is not too bassy. Descriptive words are subject to interpretation I realize. I would not describe this circuit as dark. Yeah jesuscrisp kinda. You're quoting one sentence at the beginning of the thread which does not explain the whole situation. My point was...

I forgot to say, thank you juice886, for your help and conversation.

I swapped the C3 220pf for a 47pf and it seems to make a slight difference Not a lot though. It sounds pretty damn good that's for sure. I tend to take my darkest tone guitar and make the pedals I make sound good with it and the brightest guitar I have. These are a Les Paul custom and an older...

Yeah we are on the same page. I was just Eyeballing that cap on the schematic...lol. I might have to breadboard the circuit to find an answer. I lazily was trying to avoid doing that. I still need more education on audio circuits.

Yeah I thought about that. But that is a tiny out of capacitance in parallel with the 680pf cap above it. Less capacitance just means it rolls off less Highs, but does not change the db level of the higher frequencies at all.

Hmm. Yeah that is pretty accurate from what I have tested.. Perhaps upstream on the signal path is where I need to look to let more Highs through before getting to this "Highs roll off" portion of the circuit. Perhaps it is designed like this to work with buffered signal pedals going into it...

I really like this circuit. I have noticed the Highs adjustment doesn't really get bright. I started looking at it and noticed it is definitely not your typical high pass filter design. As a matter of fact, it is like a reverse low pass filter. A parallel resistor capacitor filter. It doesn't...

Chuck's got the best idea there. I have found on stage I always pushed up the midrange on my amp and my overdrive when using my telecaster. An eq would help find the specific frequencies your looking for and how much to boost them.

There is a feeling of "vintage futuristic" when I look at your pedals... the graphics, the font, the knobs. Great build report! Reminds me of building the current lover. Lots of bits to find and solder, but in the end, very much worth it. Thank you you for sharing!

I have built a few pverdrives not using various types of clipping. The MDMA (wampler euphoria) is the only one I have built so far that has a setting with just the op amp clipping. Does anybody know of over circuits that do? Thanks Gator

I agree with A as I like using connectors.

I like that color! And that enclosure! Great stuff very cool.

Thank you very much for writing this up and posting it! I was just working on a modification idea that I wanted to improve, that concerns the relationship between the resistors in the feedback loop and to vref on a TL072 opamp. I'm going back to part 1 and make sure I get up to speed. Thank you...

Thank you for sharing that. Major draw for me to this forum is the creativity and the willingness to share information. I'll have to check out affinity

Damn! And here I am fighting water slide decals! The paper looks really good man!

Wow. That is a great effect. Fantastic build Report! What do you use to make the graphics? The character image I mean, what program? Really great work inside and out. Thank you for sharing. Never bought a board from him. Looks like I need to though.