Morbidpale
Member
Is the schematic going to be available soon? Mine isn't working right yet and it will help me troubleshoot.
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Flock Harmonizing Fuzz - Arriving Soon!!!
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fontoponto
Active member
Bump * Is there a rough date for the Build documentation?
Abyssmal
Member
also interested into the build doc... by now the pcb on sale on the website could be a new version? why many pcb dont have build doc available 1 year or more after it's on sale? how people build them without a build doc or a bom?
Cybercow
Well-known member
Robert - any chance of the Flock Harmonizing Fuzz schematic being available soon? Would like to see it (the schematic) before I pull the trigger on a board for a personal project. I heard the video demos and am half-way there on building one. I just want to understand why a 12-way rotary is needed and sourcing the right one. Thanks!
Bricksnbeatles
Member known well
The 12 way from LMS fits perfectly. I think most 1p12t rotary switches from the typical pedal part sources (LMS, Stompbox parts, tayda) are all identical in footprint, since they all are based around the classic alpha plastic-shaft rotary switch that’s used for most low-power, medium-duty applications.
The flock needs a 12-way rotary only because it’s the most common number of rotary positions above 8, and the pedal needs 9 for the 9 harmony modes, so it’s as simple as setting the limit washer to only use the first 9 positions.
Cybercow
Well-known member
Thanks for that!
Still, I'd like to have access to the schematic. Schematics help me understand how a circuit works.
fontoponto
Active member
This is no attempt to be an annoying dick! The reason I'm asking is that when there is no build documentation musikding.de will not sell kits for the projects. Any project, not only pedalpcb projects.
I could order the pcb directly from pedalpcb but this would be a financial no no in regards to the shipping costs (living in Europe).
I wish I used the last discount code...
andare
Well-known member
I buy directly from PedalPCB and yes, it sucks to have to pay 25% on top of the order but Musikding only sells complete kits and I only need the PCBs. Not gonna lie, I only buy when there's a sale.
This is no attempt to be an annoying dick! The reason I'm asking is that when there is no build documentation musikding.de will not sell kits for the projects. Any project, not only pedalpcb projects.
I could order the pcb directly from pedalpcb but this would be a financial no no in regards to the shipping costs (living in Europe).
I wish I used the last discount code...
Also I've pretty much given up on Musikding. Good prices and good catalog but they only seem to have about 5% of it in stock.
Sizzorfite
New member
Where is the schematic for this. I would like to breadboard it first to see if I like it. Otherwise I would be buying 10 or more PCB's.
you can get a link to the schematic from this vero layout
Laundryroom David
Keyboard Cowboy 🤠
Thread 'Flock Harmonizing Fuzz - getting feedback squeal'
https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/flock-harmonizing-fuzz-getting-feedback-squeal.15507/
fontoponto
Active member
As mentioned before unfortunately for european solder boys it's not possible to buy kits from musikding without a documentation.
I could create my own pcb but that would be the wrong way in terms of supporting pedalpcb.
I could create my own pcb but that would be the wrong way in terms of supporting pedalpcb.
fontoponto
Active member
Anyways, great job on the tracing thanks for that! I chose a 125B format but the rotary switch is kind of in the way. The enclosure was a printed experiment which is just unnecessary.
Once a Schematic is available, all bets are off in the Pedal world of things???
Change it by 10% & claim it's their design???
It's not right but it's the way it is!
fontoponto
Active member
What do you mean? I used the schematic to build my pcb. I didn’t write my name on it and didn’t claim anything. I even wrote flock on it to remember what I did there.
That's perfectly fine, Great Job
I'm referring to pedal company's that make profit from someone elses hard work & change 1 or 2 components & claim it's their design.
Robert
Reverse Engineer
Nice! I'm trying to fight my urge to shove everything into a 125B all the time but it's tough.
