vigilante398
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Two-channel Dumble ODS preamp. Hopefully this one is cool.
Bring out yer Diptrace
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finebyfine
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Missed this reply somehow my bad but yup! I have an insane amount of 2.5mm and 7.5mm pitch 100nf ceramic caps on hand and want to use some of them up
Nostradoomus
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What's the typical shipping time for Global Standard Direct Line from JLCPCB to the USA?
I have a PCB on the way and am wondering how urgently I need to order the parts.
My last one from "Packaged,waiting for pick up by the carrier" to my house was 13 days. I'm on the west coast though (and canada) so don't know if that helps speed it up. They stopped handing it over to Canada Post and used "UniUni" which isn't awesome, but it didn't seem to hurt speeds.
jessenator
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I'm in UT, only a bit further distance-wise than customs in California, but here's the truncated timeline:
Feb 3: packaged
Feb 4: first shipping location
Feb 11: customs processing (CA)
Feb 18: arrived at my doorstep
temol
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and what? is it cool?
vigilante398
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I held off on the order to get another design in with it, expected delivery date for the boards is tomorrow, I will certainly find out and report back.
Nostradoomus
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Latest success. This is the actual idea I had in my head for my hearing aid circuit but I didn't have the balls to do a phaser I guess. Robert gave me a big leg up and I am eternally grateful. I still might want to scrunch it back down into a stacked 125B/single knob enclosure because I'm dumb like that. It's supposed to be noisy. It's an SRS EQ exciter/phase 90/lofi pt2399 delay designed to fit into a unique enclosure I got from mwpedalparts. Just verified it for the most part and I'm super stoked it pretty much fired up on the first go (besides the EQ lug 1 not being grounded for some reason).
I just got one of those little hot plates for doing SMD stuff on and I have a pile of CD2399 to fit in this weird custom footprint I made...that's next now that I know everything else checks out
I just got one of those little hot plates for doing SMD stuff on and I have a pile of CD2399 to fit in this weird custom footprint I made...that's next now that I know everything else checks out
Nostradoomus
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I also wouldn't mind changing the gain stage to something that cleans up better...fuzz faces aren't it. Maybe a Bosstone...or an insert 1/4" for dealer's choice cause all the goodness happens after that anyway.
Brett
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A friendly suggestion...
If you place your wire pads on either side of your pots (rather than directly over them), you may find that wiring the circuit is easier and less prone to shorts/wires breaking from over bending. Just a suggestion, you do you.
Nostradoomus
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vigilante398
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I dunno. This thing. It's a pedal or something.
Robert
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What's the typical shipping time for Global Standard Direct Line from JLCPCB to the USA?
I have a PCB on the way and am wondering how urgently I need to order the parts.
Ended up taking 13 days from order to delivery.
I still haven't ordered the parts....
FV1?
temol
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Bump...
vigilante398
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Yup, FV-1. This one ended up working out well and will probably be a project as soon as I can be bothered to put together a build doc.
It works in the sense that it passes signal and doesn't sound bad, but I feel like something is off somewhere. It can definitely get some good sounds, but I don't know, maybe it just wasn't what I expected.
szukalski
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Some stuff I've been working on whilst I fudge my way through a CH-1 in 125B and through-hole..
The Brown Wobbler, based on the BYOC Brownface Tremolo:
A Celestial Screamer, because we all need YATS in our life:
Updated layout for my smart IO, MCU based relay with reverse and over-voltage protection:
The Brown Wobbler, based on the BYOC Brownface Tremolo:
A Celestial Screamer, because we all need YATS in our life:
Updated layout for my smart IO, MCU based relay with reverse and over-voltage protection:
PedalBuilder
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Resurrecting this thread because it deserves to live. Here's a PCB for a metal can LM308/2N4393 Rat that I just sent off to JLCPCB. I went with val over RefDes because the stock values are unbeatable.
jessenator
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Because you're not making a 500 piece board and are also sane. But then I repeat myself.