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But, it looks to be 5mm high or something. Is it an aesthetic thing to cover the switch's threading?

What's with that black piece of pipe around the foot of the footswitch?

Well, this is getting out of hand (especially since most of these are my own cuttings), and pissing my brother off, as we can't sit on the windowsill with two persons anymore... So mom will get this next week for her birthday, a precise fit to be screwed into the window frame (seen partially...

For whoever may care: I noticed a discrepancy with the build doc and this review / pedal rundown of '82. In its stock settings should run into self-osscilation somewhere at the 3/4 of the dial. Via: https://www.muzines.co.uk/articles/pearl-effectors/4366

Fraudhacker will come. Looking to make my Bean order shipment worth its while, so.... Kingmaker or Collosalus, which should I grab as a complimentary? (Already have the A/DA and Lovetone Flanger boards)

Also of interest, the service manual of the BF-2 / BF-2B, showing parts differences. https://manuals.plus/m/4c753f811e6649981fe4dc560e21bda12003e23f0be79ca3ab77aad4046ce499.pdf And some details on the differences between BF-2B and HF-2 (biasing and two caps, if I read things right very...

I learned that PedalPCB's Byzantium or Mad Bean's Fraudhacker can be used. @blackhatboojum shared this in a build report: Thanks! When I referred to the BF-2B, I was actually referring to my Blackhat edition of the standard BF-2 flanger. Which is just that. A Boss BF-2. I can answer your...

Thanks man, for the details on that slow switch, as it's the one thing I need to implement myself on the old board. Seems easy enough, putting the cap right on the switch and to the pin on U6.

LFO: slow mode option has been added (simply connect L* to UP2 or DOWN1 via SPDT switch). It's indeed that cap!

Lovely pipe visual! No slow switch for you? (LFO: slow mode option has been added (simply connect L* to UP2 or DOWN1 via SPDT switch).) It's a regular complaint with phasers, that folks find that the LFO isn't going slow enough for them... Guess it's for people who don't really want to hear...

Yay! So, now a list of the most interesting things I can build with it...

The platform he desgned is okay, but why play so safe with all the conventional sounds? Surely there's more interesting things to be done with this...

You could've twisted multi-strand wire into "lugs" and give them a good twist-around over the legs. Anyway, to fix this, a bit of flux on the wire and flowing some solder into it should make it grab rather quickly onto the leftover bits.

Looks to be a little more explaination on how it works these days, teasing all three pedals' tweaks within the same format... https://kernom.com/pages/technology

Suddenly got reminded about survivorhip bias... 🪦

We don't got Romex here. Wonderded why. Found a highly liked joke instead: "After WWII we sent all the existing round romex machinery to Europe for the rebuilding efforts. We sent them the round because it’s easier for their skinny soccer playing arms to pull through drilled holes. We retained...

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Is that noise part of the original echorecs as well? Even if if so, you'd think with modern high end components would have at least eliminated some of the issues. Then again, the tapeheads of the past might be better than today's.

I wasn't allowed to use box cutters anymore during craft class in elementary school. Kept cutting myself. That never really changed... I never outgrew clumsiness. Must be why I like slapstick so much. Relatable. 😅 With dodgeball being frowned upon these days, I suppose learning how to not cut...

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