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And my favorite bean. Although, Charro beans is pretty damn delicious. Damn it… I’m hungry for Charro beans now 🤤

Well, the auction was a success! Special shoutout to the winning bidder, eBay username darksunfox and instagram handle @twincitiesfox. Thanks for your contribution to a good cause.

Thanks for all the kind words folks. Auction ends in less than 24 hours so send them bidders my way.

Brothers, sisters, and siblings! How the hell are you? It’s been quite awhile since I’ve posted a build report in these parts hasn’t it? Well, today I’m here for a specific purpose. That’s to help raise some money for autism research. @Paradox916 posted a challenge to any willing...

Another tight build. I totally feel you on the modulation. I'm not a fan of it on this pedal so I don't even bother using it on mine. It's definitely an all or nothing kind of thing and yeah... no thank you. The deluxe memory man is the only analog delay that does the built in modulation...

I’m gotta roll with this from now on. “Mr Black Hat.” Has a nice ring to it. Clean build by the way @MichaelW 🤘.

As @Robert already mentioned the Byzantium is identical to the OG BF-2. As is the Fraudhacker. I've built multiples of both and they all sound like a Boss BF-2. Really, it comes down to which size footprint you prefer. The Byzantium is a little more challenging in my opinion due to stacked...

You mentioned that it only chirps in block mode but, what about the stage setting?

I vaguely remember someone having a similar issue awhile back. I believe it was actually an issue with a bad trace between r13 and r14

You’re very welcome good sir 😁. I’m happy to see it went to good use. Killer looking build as usual. All hail the schmorg!

It’s funny you mention this. I tried a Klon style standalone buffer I built years ago and like you, it helped but didn’t quite eliminate all of the noise. I recently purchased a polytune 3 and found that the built in bonafide buffer eliminated a lot of my clock noise bleeding in issues.

I've run into this exact thing with my old chap and current lover builds. In both cases, it was the analog delay I put in front of them. The star chambre and total recall being the worst offenders. To me, it seems like mistress style flangers amplify clock noise of pedals in front of them. I...

I second above comment. D101, 9v zener looks to be in the wrong direction

JFC... You did the same shit when you posted a thread about your XC phaser and you're putting way too much stock into this. You have been given sound advice more than once yet, you continue to argue. We're talking about guitar effects. The important thing is about how they sound and not about...

Is it really that hard to listen to the advice from other members and not spam the same question on other people’s build reports? If you are who you say you are, then you should know that the dBm to v or dBu to v calculation thing is based on load impedance. You want a simple, clear cut...

Switch popping is the nature of the beast with true bypass circuits. Your vintage unit isn’t true bypass so, that’s why you’re not getting switch pop. There are things you can do to try and mitigate it here. http://www.geofex.com/article_folders/bypass/bypass.htm There’s not really a true...

On paper they are the exact same circuit. The only real difference is the power requirements. I’ll help your justification process by saying that if you build the total recall, omit resistor R31. Not having that resistor in, eliminates the gating of your degrading repeats. The repeats then...

I have not built that one. Not enough delay time for my tastes. I’m an ambient 400 plus milliseconds kinda guy. You definitely can’t go wrong with the total recall. It’s the king of the memory man circuit.

You’re welcome. Keep me posted on how the calibration revisit goes with this one. There’s definitely something weird going on with your MOW and my absolute love for this delay wants to help you figure it out.

Having built the non deluxe version of this delay, I can tell you that the self oscillation thing you’re having is not normal behavior. What is normal with this circuit is the lower output. If you find yourself thinking “Wow, I have my mix knob up way higher than my other delays”, well… that’s...