Combineing 2 dirt pedals in parallel

[Jejerusik90]

Hello,

Not sure if this is the right place to post this, I was looking to combined 2 pedalpcbs into one unit but have them be in parallel instead of series. Is this possible? I havent found much online.

Thank you!

 

[rectifier]

It is possible with something like this http://vfepedals.com/klein-bottle.html you could even make the distortions feedback into each other. Will soon build one, got 5 pcb boards left so if you‘re interested let me know

 

[jspake]

i've built one of these and it does what i think you are talking about. http://jmkpcbs.com/product/paralyzer/

i built one as a stand-alone box to play with and bought a second board in hopes to build a 2-in1 box with the second one. it is very cool, but i've discovered it doesn't play well with fuzz pedals due to the buffers, which is a shame. i'm in the process of trying to figure out a way to retro-fit it with a polarity switch for one side.

 

[Jejerusik90]

It is possible with something like this http://vfepedals.com/klein-bottle.html you could even make the distortions feedback into each other. Will soon build one, got 5 pcb boards left so if you‘re interested let me know

Sorry for the delay. So you can attach 2 pcbs to this unit and run them in parrell?

 

[Jejerusik90]

i've built one of these and it does what i think you are talking about. http://jmkpcbs.com/product/paralyzer/

i built one as a stand-alone box to play with and bought a second board in hopes to build a 2-in1 box with the second one. it is very cool, but i've discovered it doesn't play well with fuzz pedals due to the buffers, which is a shame. i'm in the process of trying to figure out a way to retro-fit it with a polarity switch for one side.

I'm looking now at it. It seems pretty straight foward

 

[jspake]

Sorry for the delay. So you can attach 2 pcbs to this unit and run them in parrell?

you can do it either way. give it a shot!

 

[Danbieranowski]

You can use the GGG Mini-Mixer. Take your input Jack to the input on each overdrive. Take each overdrive’s outputs to their own pots and into the Mini-Mixer. Use the pots to mix to taste in parallel. Wire the Mini-Mixer output to your output Jack.

Mini Mixer | General Guitar Gadgets

www.generalguitargadgets.com

 

[Betty Wont]

i've built one of these and it does what i think you are talking about. http://jmkpcbs.com/product/paralyzer/

i built one as a stand-alone box to play with and bought a second board in hopes to build a 2-in1 box with the second one. it is very cool, but i've discovered it doesn't play well with fuzz pedals due to the buffers, which is a shame. i'm in the process of trying to figure out a way to retro-fit it with a polarity switch for one side.

I've made the paralyzer as a standalone and built into pedals. It works well, but the buffers and phase can be an issue with some effects. The way i did my polarity switch was to add a switchable SHO set to unity on the end of one of the channels. The SHO inverts the phase on that channel if needed.

 

[rectifier]

Sorry for the delay. So you can attach 2 pcbs to this unit and run them in parrell?

Even 3 different effects