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Hello I am looking for any information on what they use in this pedal? Is it analog, FV1, Daisy seed, or something else? Thanks Rob

Rob Anyway to get a copy of the schematic for this

I messed up one of the SMD parts while trying to remove board, so I can not use the seed anymore. I ordered a new one. Before I messed it up, I was able to connect the seed to my computer and program, or so the website said it downloaded. When I put the seed in the Terrarium board I noticed I...

Hello I just built a Terrarium, this is my first experience with Daisy. I was able to connect and load your test.bin file. When I plug power into the pedal right LED (LED 2) lights up and stays lit. But that is all the pedal does. No sound is present. The power light on the Daisy does light up...

I did FINALLY get my version of the Rockman Chorus working with the 555/4013 chips. I believe it was my inverted for the negative voltage. I reduced the circuit down to just the negative voltage being applied to the LFO section, and the 555/4013 being powered with normal power. I made (2)...

I finally got the chorus to work, but not the 555/4013 circuit. I think I have bad 4013 chips. I used a 40476 circuit and used the below website to come up with the R1, R2, and C1 values for a 23KHZ output to the MN3007. I see for JTEX Rockman engine he used a TC4S584F Schmitt trigger in place...

Hello I found a website that calculates the frequency of a 555 circuit. And using the formula Td=N divided by (2 times Fclock) I get different results. Trying to figure out the frequency of the Rockman Chorus using the website 555 calculator I get 85KHZ (R1=2.7K, R2=560K, and C1=15pf). Using...

After typing this post I got a determination to get this to work. I finally got one to work! I went over my Vero build found a 68K instead of a 6.8K resistor replaced and worked, this is for the X100 chorus LFO circuit, only difference is I used a 6.8K instead of 220 ohm for the LED. It now...

First, thanks for replying!! I have tried the Rockman circuit many times both with bi-polar and vref voltages and I cannot get it to work work properly, meaning flash rate of the LED (see below about flash time). I have no idea what I am doing wrong. I have made other LFO circuits and they...

Chuck Is there anything to help design a LFO that would go between 0.25hz to around 1hz. This is what I heard the Rockman Chorus does.

Thanks, I will check it out!

Rob, di you have a chance to look for old rev 1 boards, or a way to use the new board and get octave 2 to work as a low pass filter?

drgonza These are ZIp files. Download a ZIP software, 7-zip.org. Open up 7-zip and select the file and extract to any folder.

I just read that the delay time is determined by the clock frequency used to drive the MN3007. I am trying to figure this out so I can try to use something other than the 4013/555. Like maybe just a 4046.

X100. From what I have read the delay is 20-24ms, and the modulation is between 17-23ms. I looked at the data sheet for MN3007 and the delay time is adjustable between 5.12-51.2ms and represented by tD. But I do not see on the data sheet how to adjust this time?

What sets the delay time in this circuit? I want to create a separate chorus pedal based on the LFO circuit for the modulation. But, as I am trying to learn chorus circuits I cannot find info on the delay portion. Electro smash does a great job explaining the circuit portions of the CE1, but I...

Thanks for the replay! I ordered a PCB for a EHX small clone and still waiting for it to arrive. Anyway I can get your final schematic for the what you did on the chorus? That was my intent to use the Small clone and try to convert it, but the clock is using a 4047 instead of the 555. I do...

Cybercow Hello, and congratulations on all your work and thanks!! I am only interested in the Rockman Chorus and Echo portions. I have tried re-creating the Chorus schematic on more than one occasion with no success. I really want to get the circuit working but I am almost done trying. I do...

Thanks! I really want this behavior.