jlmitch5dev
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Hello!
I am borrowing a Behringer SF300 right now, and I'm really digging it. I'm planning on building the Hyped fuzz, and I'm wondering if I could mod the design to be able to get the inbetween setting on the behringer.
Basically, the Behringer switch goes full-scooped-boost, and you can slide it in the middle so the signal path is going through both the full and scooped circuit. It sounds pretty cool to me.
I think the modI would want to do is wire an additional toggle switch (SPDT) in parallel with the A1/2/3 one. Like this:
When this switch is down and the 3-way is up, it would go through both the full and scooped circuit paths. I am assuming that when they are both down (or 3-way middle, SPDT top) it behaves identical as if the SPDT wasn't there...because basically the switches are to identical paths, it just creates two pathways with the same resistance and so the electrons flow just like they would.
I'm not sure what would happen if you had them both top...my guess is it would probably sound like mostly the boost as that would be the path with least resistance, but maybe some weird artifacts from the scooped fuzz circuit? I doubt it would mess anything up based on my (albeit minimal) knowledge of how circuits work.
I'm assuming that A1/2/3 is one side of the DPDT's pins and B1/2/3 is the other. Not sure which is which (and if 1 is top or bottom of the pcb) but it should be easy to tell with the continuity mode on the multimeter and the schematic for the hole of the closest component and the switch pins.
I think this all makes sense, but just wanted to check to make sure I'm not missing something. I'll share whenever I get this going.
I am borrowing a Behringer SF300 right now, and I'm really digging it. I'm planning on building the Hyped fuzz, and I'm wondering if I could mod the design to be able to get the inbetween setting on the behringer.
Basically, the Behringer switch goes full-scooped-boost, and you can slide it in the middle so the signal path is going through both the full and scooped circuit. It sounds pretty cool to me.
I think the modI would want to do is wire an additional toggle switch (SPDT) in parallel with the A1/2/3 one. Like this:

When this switch is down and the 3-way is up, it would go through both the full and scooped circuit paths. I am assuming that when they are both down (or 3-way middle, SPDT top) it behaves identical as if the SPDT wasn't there...because basically the switches are to identical paths, it just creates two pathways with the same resistance and so the electrons flow just like they would.
I'm not sure what would happen if you had them both top...my guess is it would probably sound like mostly the boost as that would be the path with least resistance, but maybe some weird artifacts from the scooped fuzz circuit? I doubt it would mess anything up based on my (albeit minimal) knowledge of how circuits work.
I'm assuming that A1/2/3 is one side of the DPDT's pins and B1/2/3 is the other. Not sure which is which (and if 1 is top or bottom of the pcb) but it should be easy to tell with the continuity mode on the multimeter and the schematic for the hole of the closest component and the switch pins.
I think this all makes sense, but just wanted to check to make sure I'm not missing something. I'll share whenever I get this going.