Duo Phase weaker B side

[Matopotato]

I just finished setting up a Duo-Phase build. I did the instructions from third post and link in second here, and that seems to work.



I put the trimmers on pots for external control and add shields @Chuck D. Bones style.
But I still feel the Blue side/first side/B-side/right from knob view/left from gut shot sounds a bit weaker. It dose not phase as much. The Amber/A-side is what I was hoping for.
The only visual difference is that the LED on B-side seems a bit more dimmed, and the LED on A-side more clear. It is hard to show in pictures and bring justice to the differences. In the A-side one you can see the source as a center brighter spot, but on B-side it is dimmed so that does not show.

Could the difference in LED brightness be a reason the sides sound so different, or is the B-side supposed to be quite a bit "mellower" in its phase-sound?

LEDs on:


LEDs off:

 

[onevibe93]

ok I come here because I have the same problem (even if the sound is good I don't think this brightness is normal, the effect could be more intense). Have you identified the resistance that determines the intensity of the LED ?

 

[Matopotato]

ok I come here because I have the same problem (even if the sound is good I don't think this brightness is normal, the effect could be more intense). Have you identified the resistance that determines the intensity of the LED ?

No not yet.

 

[Robert]

Does it make a difference if you invert or sync to the other LFO?

 

[Matopotato]

Since it is the B side that is the weaker one, I felt when set to B (and they are independent) Innotice the difference, when set to A I felt A way of sounding sort of took over.
Reverse I could not tell much changed at initial trying things out so did not experiment with it either. I thought it was more about phase shift?

 

[Matopotato]

Does it make a difference if you invert or sync to the other LFO?

So there is noting inherent to the circuit that would accoundnfor A B difference?