Like the Klon, yeah?The output is switched between the buffer output and the effect output.
Wait what? What do you mean by "buffer and effect in parallel"? Or by parallel do you mean something like "by extension", describing the klon bypass logic?The input is always connected to the buffer (and effect in parallel).
Looking at that schematic I still don't get the point of that bypass configuration. Are they not using that second relay switch? So a SPDT relay would've sufficed. And what's the point in keeping the bypass buffer connected?
short the clipping diodes to ground.
Does this not lead to tonesuck to keep the effect connected in bypass? Isn't this what dpdt switches and true bypass always tried to avoid?Keeping the bypass buffer connected eliminates a point of pops from charging / discharging the input cap.
I use a label maker too. Just started using clear coat also. 3~4$ at Home depot and looks nice. Labels blend in a little more and won't peel so easily.Quick and easy build! I used a DPDT footswitch for the buffered bypass option. It sounds pretty great. It's a bit smoother in it's clipping that what I remember my Rat having. I used the label maker for the lettering. Thanks for looking.
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