Search results

GOATed circuit for sure! Definitely recommend checking out the Boneyard Mods for it if you ever make another, they're intricate but beyond worthwhile if you wanna maximize the trippy.

So that means I can't swap it in for S6 here? FWIW I'm also just using a non-switching 9v barrel jack here, not a battery clip. Here's the full power section of the schematic (bottom right) and the full page on the Echo Rockit. EDIT: can I use this one?

Can I swap this hardware store rocker switch in for a standard Tayway/Tayda SPDT ON/ON? Will the high voltage rating be of concern since I'd be running a mere 9v?

My in-progress Carcass build isn't very loud. I did read this thread but 1) mine definitely sounds fuzzy, just very low in volume and thin and 2) my build has the 220k R14 on a switch for optional octave up which DOES appear to be working. Thanks in advance to anyone offering insight. Here's...

I'm gonna make a wishlist thread for the Pelota. Got one of the PCBs @MichaelW had on hand and it's an absolutely beautiful delay with, as others have expressed, quite the delay time wrung from the PT2399. Of course, I immediately lent mine to a friend's band who were about to hit the studio for...

This is dope! And I agree, it would be great if more PCBs for utilitarian circuits like this one were available.

Beautiful colors inside and out AND utilitarian mods. That's form and function, baybee 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Continued applause from me on principle for your 1590A work. Maddening stuff. For what it's worth, 9mm pots also help save precious mm of space...albeit their leg spacing means they always have to be wired offboard.

Seconded! Inquiring minds wanna know :)

Love the graphics, and I think you might be the first builder I've seen since joining the forums to pull off a three-resistor tenting! I also agree with @Erik S -- the crinkle is fitting with the natural wear of the source material of the tape packaging.

Lmao. OK, marking this thread solved! Thank you, @jwin615 .

Pardon my inexperience, but how would I test that? I bought the relay and board well over a year ago, so I guess I just assumed the compatibility. If I have to start over I'm happy to order some fresh Kemet relays + IRB boards + EEPROMs from Robert but I'm hoping I can maybe salvage one of the...

I can reflow them some more, but the LED is working as it should (both momentary and latching) so I'd assume that means the input of the footswitch is being detected properly? I've also trimmed down the extraneous wire at the In, +, - and Out solder points too.

Bump! I swapped in a fresh EEPROM, reflowed the solder on both ends of the Switch and Ground connections of the daughter and main board, but the issue persists.

Having just done my monthly Costco run yesterday, I especially appreciate the graphics choice/execution here.

Yes. I do this and love the increased headroom/volume. A rule of thumb I operate by for 18v is to ensure the caps are rated for at least twice that, so there's a lot of 50v and up in my builds regardless.

Beautiful work! I love the Mk3/Mk4 design approach and sound, this is a hell of an impressive effort.

Remembered I had a spare board, ATTINY85 and relay for the Intelligent Relay Bypass and decided I wanted to have another whack at wiring it for the bypass switch of my Leprechaun. It responds latching-wise as expected, and with the LED in unison...but the pedal remains on no matter what. What...

@Robert threw this entire kit in with my order from last week. I assume it's from the BuggFX days? My perception is that BuggFX was his DIY pedal company before PPCB took over as the business priority. I noticed that Daydream used to be a full-on pedal he sold. I don't want to go into detail...

Sonny is the man and the one time I went to Atomic was incredible (I was at college just outside Baltimore in the mid-'00s).