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    Effects Layouts Spice Runner (Way Huge Saucy Box)

    My apologies for the necro thread, but I have new information on the HC variant. I was talking to someone who has both and they were kind enough to send me gunshots to compare. Sure enough, the HC has unpopulated soft clipping diodes but then an asymmetrical set of 4148’s to ground. I haven’t...
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    Pelota 2 Delay (Sheepy Love & Dylan159)

    It’s a really brutal rat style tone control between the repeats and the mix. Barbaric, but it works.
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    Pelota 2 Delay (Sheepy Love & Dylan159)

    i've built a couple of these now. spectacular design. i reduce the mod depth to a 10k pot because it gets a little wild, and i add a tone control so that it has the option of being more murky. at the end of the day, more feature rich than the mag echo or faux tape echo
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    How does this tone control work?

    that's the DOD classic fuzz, right? I've never seen that broken down, so I'm also curious
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    Treble booster options

    I've mostly seen this is radio and test equipment. they wanted NO interference. we operate in a much more forgiving bandwidth. I just cut them off
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    Awful Waffle

    simply put, my brand is Purple Cat Audio. 🥰 nothing to do with alice in wonderland, ironically. just my 2 favorite things. i've looked and looked, and short of using purple covers on clear LED's there isn't a truly purple LED. There's UV, darkish pink, but not PURPLE purple. not close enough to...
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    Boutique Pedal Manufacturers Are Feeling the Tariff Pinch

    i need more stuff to listen to at work, make it happen <3
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    Awful Waffle

    I gotchu bud
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    Awful Waffle

    someone recently commissioned a hotcake from me, and since it was on vero there was a little more wiggle room for mods. i tried 071 vs 741 and found 071 to be shrill and horrid. i added a switch for a slight variation on the madbean mod- less bass, less gain. it's a nice addition, but doesn't...
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    Boutique Pedal Manufacturers Are Feeling the Tariff Pinch

    i read through some of that post and just kept thinking "i admire that you went for it, but you put the cart before the horse". 99% of my work is on vero. it's cheap, it's easy, and there's virtually no overhead. i design and print my own graphics, i drill my enclosures by hand, i draw my own...
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    This week on the Breadboard: The Baya Azul (Mad Professor Blueberry Bass OD) V1.5

    sounds like r6/c4 could be on a switch also, my kingdom for a demo. please.
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    This Week on the Breadboard: Altered States

    the bright cap on the sustain/fuzz pot is SO necessary. anything below half on a traditional BMP is borderline useless. i threw a 10n across there once and i'm never going back.
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    Maximum Modded Cepheid Chorus

    AH, gotcha. good shout. wanted to make sure you didn't do a ton of extra work and find out later.
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    Maximum Modded Cepheid Chorus

    if you haven't already considered it, the Caesar chorus has the blend mod built in. might save you some trouble
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    This Week on the Breadboard: The Germanium Filter

    I had one of these requested a couple months ago. Now I can't remember if I flipped Q2 and Q3 or not. I know my transistors were super low gain soviet. maybe MP10, maybe MP38, I cant remember. It was in the same box going into a fuzz war and an interstellar overdriver. what I DO remember was...
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    Fixed gain shelf eq - schematic request

    What did our elementary school teachers teach us about not having anything nice to say? I asked for resources, not insults
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    Fixed gain shelf eq - schematic request

    the stuff BELOW and around the 80hz peak. there's a noticeable WOOMPH in that pedal, but even with more than 15dB of gain at ~80hz, it still sounds kinda thin. I'm being asked for a wall of sludge. i've breadboarded it with a full baxandall and sent over a clip. it was received well, i'd just...
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    Fixed gain shelf eq - schematic request

    Howdy I’m wondering if there’s an easier, smaller parts count approach to making a fixed gain low shelf eq, essentially a baxandall with the bass dimed. It’s going at the end of an HM-2 eq circuit to make up for the steep low end drop off. It never needs to be adjusted. Specifically a shelf...
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