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Many thanks! Sadly, the best I could do would be a “proof of life” recording from a 5 year old iPhone.

Thanks for all the kind words everyone! I'm pretty proud of this one but, most of the credit needs to go to Dan and Chris. All I did was solder some stuff together and put it in an enclosure.

Well, here it is folks. My magnum opus and the last analog delay I’ll probably ever build. But, before I get too deep into the back story and inspiration, some thanks are in order. First off is Mr. Schu-Tone himself, @dan.schumaker . I approached him with this idea of a dual 3205, 125B...

Nicely done @szukalski ! This thing fornicates 🤘. Chris shared the schematic with me and I’m thinking if you raise the value of r19, you’ll get more gain out of the final output stage of the opamp. Therefore, fixing the volume drop issue. Since you have a 100k volume trimmer to the output...

No. You cannot substitute the MN3007/MN3101 combo for the MN3207/MN3102 on this PCB. A 20k or 22K trim pot can be used instead of the 25k.

The hat man is in control 🤣. Mine too! Thanks Chris! Many thanks! I'm actually thinking about breaking out the old dc power supply, and playing around with this one. I'm curious as to what voltage, noise and/or LFO tick starts to creep in.

Thanks! I used a 78L05.

Question... How many BF-2 flangers does a person need? Answer... All of them! If you don't know me by now, I'll let you in on a little secret... I love me some Boss flanger. In total, I've built 5 of them. 4 of them have been on the Fraudhacker PCB and 3 of those have been of the BF-2...

If you’re looking for the amp tone, I also suggest the Valhalla. The MIAB pedals just don’t quite cut it for TOOL tone in my opinion. Add in a Byzantium or mbp fraudhacker for the modulation sounds or you could even get away with a cepheid chorus. Delay tone is pretty straightforward. Just...

You’re very welcome and I’m happy to help. Honestly, I’m honored to be a part this and help give some type of contribution to the diy community. I agree, this is what beta testing is for.

Good news! I lopped off pin 6 on the ct3101 in IC4, tack soldered some bus wire from IC6 pin 6 to pin 7 of IC4… and she’s working. Did a quick test with my guitar through the bench amp and I have a working delay with two CT3101s in place.

I was already planning on messing with it this weekend so it’s all good and I’m happy to help. I’ll be sure to post my test results.

So, I traced out the pcb and did a continuity check with a multimeter. I can confirm that pin 6 of IC4 and IC6 are connected.

Madbean fraudhacker can be built with the mn3007 and mn3101 combo.

Here’s the link to Brian’s build docs for this circuit. https://www.madbeanpedals.com/projects/_folders/Delay/pdf/ManOWar.pdf If you look at the trace diagram, pin 6 of IC5 goes to pin 4 of IC6. Pin 4 of IC4 is connected to pin 6 of IC3 and pin 6 on both clock chips is indeed connected. I...

First off, I want to say thanks to Mark and the good folks at @Cabintech for sending me the chips and allowing me to participate in this testing. I tested two of these CT3101s in a Madbean Man O’ War delay. It’s modeled after the Maxon AD-900, runs at 12 volts, and utilizes a main and slave...

It’s just a water slide decal. Thanks!

Thanks Joe! He totally stole your thunder 🤣 Many thanks! Thanks! I had to use a drill because my pew pew weapons are... lets just say... too large of a caliber for potentiometer holes.

Despite the fragile powder coat… this build is a banger 😤💪!

Again, I can’t thank you enough. It’s definitely appreciated. This old school Boss shit without buffer noise is my jam 🤘.