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No, I've just ordered an extra FV-1. They sell the Spatialist as a kit, with all parts included. You can also buy the FV-1 seperately, but unfortunately you cannot buy your eeproms, you only get them included in the kits.

I apologize for the late reply, I was bussy yesterday. I only have an empty 23lc1024 (I also order it from Musikding) - I orderd the 24lc32a: https://www.musikding.de/24LC32A-EEPROM_1 But there was probably a mixup and they send me the 23lc1024 instead. I put it on the pcb, but there was no...

If I understand correctly, I have to measure with the red stick of the multimeter on the right side of the resistor and with the black on the left side (if I understand the scheme correctly this is ground). I get R7, R16, R17: 1 position: 0v, 0v, 0v 2: 3.32v, 0v, 0v 3: 0v, 3.32v, 0v 4: 2.89v...

Pin13 is constantly at 3.29v Also I noticed that the programs don't match the default one or octagon or module8 either All are some kind of reverbs, but they don't seem to match those listedn od the spatialist reverb. These are my findings (type of effect, pot1, pot2, pot3): 1 reverb, (length of...

Yes, still. So in conclusion I probably got the wron eeprom?

Yes, I have rubber pads glued on the bottom of those two pots.

Oh, I understand now, if pin 13 is tuching the pad then eeproms programs are being used, if not the internal are used, thank you. Yup're right, if I remove the eeprom, the wet side is silent. If it helps I'm attaching two pictures of my build:

I watched a tutorial about checking voltage. I hope I did everything rigth, it shows 3.29V. I've touched the pin 13 with the red wire and pin 11 (ground) with the black wire. Also what does "0: Use internal ROM programs, 1: Useprograms from external EEPROM " (Pin 13 from the table below) mean?

Thanks for the very fast reply! Could you please tell me how to check that? I have a multimeter, but unfortunatelly I don't know how to use it.

Hi, I have another question. I've built the Spatialist reverb but it didn't work. It turned out I've soldered the FV-1 the wrong way. I've desolderid it, turn it for 180 degrees and soldered it again on the pcb. The effect still didn't work, it just sounded like there was only dry signal. So...

Hi, I am building the Spatialist Reverb and would like to know if I replace the eeprom chip with for example Octagon's, do I get Octagons sounds and functionalities? Thank you and best regards.