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That sounds great! Man this really makes me want a spring reverb pedal.

Well done! Fitting anything in a 1590lb takes careful planning. I have seen the memory man in a 1590lb, it’s dumbfounding. I struggle with 1590a projects, so anything in on of these is impressive

I had a foot switch issue with mine. But prior to that it was hit and miss. Sometimes I could set it just right other times it’s breakup wasn’t what I was looking for. I tried some of the mods around the forum. I don’t think the mods made the difference I was hoping for. Anyways, it wasn’t a bad...

I’ve had the same thought, I figured it could be something that I could learn how to do. But then the Daisy seed came out… and I changed my mind. I can wait for a Daisy seed project to be released.

There’s a few threads around here on FV-1 and tap tempo application. From what I understand the fv-1 only has a set amount of instructions per algorithm. In the context of delay, the tap tempo code would take up much of the available code. Leaving only a basic sounding delay. I don’t know how...

I have a troubleshooting shelf. I know how it goes. I have wanted to throw many a pedal against the wall. Specifically, one vero broadcast that I attempted years ago. I got one of two working after 4 attempts.

also pin 3 of the tl072 is around 4v on my build

If I'm reading the schematic right. Fv-1 pin 6 should be similar to pin 8 about 3.3v.

The bias trim should adjust the voltage for q2. Are you able to set it to 4.5-5.0v. Have you done a reflow on the solder joints and cleaned the pcb?

Pictures speak a thousand words. Reflow the solder joints around the dry signal and mix pot. Check component values as well.

Awesome build! I love the SCHMORG board. I totally agree with you, I build far more ODs than I should. They have all started to sound the same or similar enough… I need to build different pedals for a while.

thank you, @Robert! it took me far longer than I'm proud of to see that one side is beveled.

I tried that, unfortunately it didn't help me. but it might help someone here. https://www.mouser.ca/datasheet/2/389/cd00000464-1795379.pdf

Finishing my smd soldering on a vfe choral reef sps and I’m uncertain on the pinout. I’m used to the dot in the top corner. But I’m a little lost on this one

Alright, thanks again I finally placed an order for the 1644’s. I will eventually finish these pedals… it may take another 6 months but I will finish them.

Well done! The chauffeur found its way onto my board. I really like it, but I think it beat out others because I like the how the artwork came out. Not the greatest reason to put a pedal on the board, but it works. I’ve been fiddling with the high cut and treble knobs recently to find a...

That’s good to know. I’m wanting to build a few germanium pedals. But I’ve had bad luck, due to my own family ignorance of course. But this forum has a wealth of knowledge. I’ll have to learn how to test hfe and leakage.

Well done! I’ve found that fuzz pedals can be challenging considering the part count. I like the biasing hack. Cheers

I should also add that your build reports have added several builds to my “must build” list

Nice. Like you Ive built too many od’s. but I have always wanted to build this one. When I go to buy pcb’s something shinier always catches my eye. I’ll have to place this one on my next ppcb order. Also, Mark Johnston has quickly become a go to for demos