D3lay Question

[Steven711]

Is the D3lay the same as the BuggFX Daydream? The boards look identical. Just wondering if the eeprom is programmed the same as the Daydream. It’s the Daydream I want to build but it’s not available at the moment.

 

[DAJE]

Several of the FV-1 chip PCBs are exactly the same, the eeprom is what makes them do different things.

 

[Robert]

Yep, the Daydream and D3lay both use the same PCB. (The Pythagoras PCB)

If you already have one all you need is the Daydream EEPROM.

You'll probably want to use an ON/ON SPDT toggle switch instead of ON/OFF/ON, otherwise the middle position will pass no wet signal.

 

[Guardians of the analog]

Yep, the Daydream and D3lay both use the same PCB. (The Pythagoras PCB)

If you already have one all you need is the Daydream EEPROM.

You'll probably want to use an ON/ON SPDT toggle switch instead of ON/OFF/ON, otherwise the middle position will pass no wet signal.

this was classy AF. Offers to sell the eeprom and not a whole new board

 

[Steven711]

Yep, the Daydream and D3lay both use the same PCB. (The Pythagoras PCB)

If you already have one all you need is the Daydream EEPROM.

You'll probably want to use an ON/ON SPDT toggle switch instead of ON/OFF/ON, otherwise the middle position will pass no wet signal.

Ok right on! Man, pedalpcb, you guys kickass. Love this forum, love the quality, love it all. Thank you.

 

[Feral Feline]

Are there any Pythagorus-based builds that require an on-off-on?

When swapping EEPROMS — I don't mind skipping the middle toggle position for one EEPROM if another EEPROM requires it.
However, if all the Pythy EEPROMs are geared for on-on then I'll just use an on-on, of course.