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I've seen/heard some great sounding wahs that use inductors as low as ~225mH and as high as ~650mH. Lots of variations in between.

What about it sounds good? (What is it? Never heard of this pedal.)

I don't believe SpinCAD allows anything but audio clips at this time. By best recommendation is build out your Binaura and burn/reburn EEPROMs for final testing. When you say "lengthened", do you mean a slower LFO/wobble? If so, just futz with the bottom set of Scale Offset 1 parameters in it's...

FWIW, I had some 42TXxxx series x-formers on hand and ran what I had across a Peak-Atlas RCL45 and got the following Inductance measurements . . . I've not tried any of them out in a wah circuit yet, but wahs are the next bench adventure I'll be visiting in the coming weeks. A few of them...

Great! Glad you got it sorted out. Here's the code for "D01 Stereo Oil Can Delay 03.spcdj" . . . . { "formatVersion": 1, "buildNumber": 1070, "type": "patch", "patchFileName": "D01 Stereo Oil Can Delay 03.spcdj", "comments": { "fileName": "D01 Stereo Oil Can Delay.spcdj"...

Those two files still have the ".TXT" file extension. They have to be renamed in the Finder (Mac) or File Explorer (Windows) so each file ends with ".SPCDJ" - not ".SPCDJ.TXT".

@BrainGutz - Meanwhile, here is a modified screenshot of a stereo oil can delay that shows all the important details of each block in the patch. I found this on @Digital Larry's site a while back and worked it up into a stereo version. I've modified some of the Chorus and Three Tap details to a...

Step 1) Copy just the code in its entirety and paste it into a fresh/empty TEXT file. Step 2) Then save that text file as a .TXT file. Step 3) Rename the extension of that .TXT file so it ends in ".SPCDJ". (If you cannot see the extension portion of your files, you need to make a change to your...

Considering 100uF, 10uF, 1uF, 100nF, 10nF, & 1nF capacitors used in parallel to filter out most of the various ripples in a power supply equals 111.111µF; in theory, would a single 111.111µF capacitor do the same?

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This may help to identify the authenticity of a 308 opamp . . . .

Rebuilding them from the screen captures alone will miss some of the nuances not shown in the unexposed block details dialog boxes. So, I think it best to master the code capture routine for smoother sailing going forward. Did you get to try it (the code capture transfer) out last night? Once...

DEFX is definitely some good stuff. A good number of really different build projects.

Not looking to buy such a pedal, rather I'm focused on doing my own build. It's likely I'll need to seek assistance or a collaborator to design the circuit. And the transient-controlled crunch is just the front of the entire circuit I've got in mind. Inside the same enclosure, I want such a...

Employing an Electric Druid TapLFO3D (which delivers 16 different LFO waveforms), MadBean's "WaveLord" tremolo is one of the more versatile DIY tremolo circuits out there. An easy enough build, but a bit challenging to get all the controls leveled out for stuffing. An excellent choice for a...

The schematic above is the latest and works. But here it is again . . . And the BOM . . . . The Gerbers are HERE. (< clicking this link will just download the Gerbers zip file.) I've no other recorded build notes for this project.

Does anyone know of a DIY crunch/distortion/over-drive pedal circuit that allows the user to control how clean or dirty the sustain/release transient is? I'm looking for a crunch/distortion DIY circuit that gives control over how much distortion is in the sustain and/or release of of the signal...