Electric Druid Flangelicious

[Mcknib]

First build post in these parts! an electric druid flangelicious circuit this is the four knob version nice easy build with Tom's Flange chip cutting out a lot of the normal Flanger circuit parts, making it simple to build and even simpler to set up, etched the enclosure and for a change didn't rough it up like I usually do...well just a tiny bit of sanding parts away and the odd scratch here and there, I like them to look old and battered like me!

 

[Nostradoomus]

Nice! I love Toms stuff, try the filterFX next if you haven’t already

 

[Chuck D. Bones]

Cool etch job, clean build.

 

[Gordo]

Very nice. Always wondered about this and the delay.

 

[Mcknib]

Very nice. Always wondered about this and the delay.

The good thing about this Gordo is that you can swap out the 4 knob flanger and experimental multiflange chip for 2 different flanger sounds with the same circuit, the only thing that changes is the order of the knobs. I got both chips but didn't really have a chance to mess with the multiflange chip I did try it briefly and liked what I heard, unfortunately I had to hand this over to the guy I built it for before I could give it a good going over

 

[Gordo]

Good to know, thanks for the follow up!

 

[sticky1138]

Are you getting any trickling water noise from yours?

I just finished this one and it's honestly the best sounding flanger I've played, but damn is it noisy.

 

[Mcknib]

Yes but very quiet background noises

I was initially getting fairly loud what I described as finding nemo noises msgd Tom and he sent this

Mine was due to a cap I'd missed soldering one of the legs in

After I actually soldered it in the noise was still there but barely audible

 

[Mentaltossflycoon]

Mine does this too, the multiflange chip is fun.

 

[Mentaltossflycoon]

Also nice build, sir.