kristopher
Well-known member
To whom it may concern,
I built a double Seabed, with a self oscillating switch, on the first delay.
Having two speeds, one into another, is so much fun. Being able to have the second delay running long, and the first set to a short slap back, is fun-tastic. And I got lucky, the second is a bit longer than the first.
But!!!
It sounds fine when I plug it in with my MXR DC brick. Between two other diy builds in the chain. When it’s powered by my TrueTone One Spot cs12, it has a very thin, and weak output. Like it’s out of phase.?.?.
I don’t want to consider this one built until I determine why the better power supply affects the effect.
I don’t believe it’s the patch cords. I’ve had one fail before, and it could pass a weak signal. But these cords work fine with other pedals. I would like some advice on where to start. Thanks for listening.
Sincerely,
Lost at Sea.
I built a double Seabed, with a self oscillating switch, on the first delay.
Having two speeds, one into another, is so much fun. Being able to have the second delay running long, and the first set to a short slap back, is fun-tastic. And I got lucky, the second is a bit longer than the first.
But!!!
It sounds fine when I plug it in with my MXR DC brick. Between two other diy builds in the chain. When it’s powered by my TrueTone One Spot cs12, it has a very thin, and weak output. Like it’s out of phase.?.?.
I don’t want to consider this one built until I determine why the better power supply affects the effect.
I don’t believe it’s the patch cords. I’ve had one fail before, and it could pass a weak signal. But these cords work fine with other pedals. I would like some advice on where to start. Thanks for listening.
Sincerely,
Lost at Sea.
