Little Green Scream Machine Mods

[VanWhy]

Probably a dumb question that has been asked before but I'm still learning reading schematics. I'm looking at build a couple of these LGSM's and do some mods on them. I was looking at the Keeley 808 reissue mods on GGG and they reference C9 going from .22uF to .18uF. (Probably minor mod). The LGSM has (2) 220n caps in C5 and C6. So looking at the LGSM schematic, would it be C5 or C6 for this modification? I'm leaning towards C5 since it's before the tone section?

 

[DGWVI]

It'd be C6 on the LGSM schematic

 

[VanWhy]

It'd be C6 on the LGSM schematic

Thanks! I had a 50/50 chance lol

 

[HamishR]

All that will do is slightly reduce the amount of treble the tone control will be able to roll off. I'd imagine it would be difficult to tell the difference under normal playing conditions.

 

[AxelKay]

What I would really like to add on this one is a blend pot for wet/dry. It should be helpful.

 

[Guardians of the analog]

What I would really like to add on this one is a blend pot for wet/dry. It should be helpful.

Sounds like you want a voodoo lab sparkle drive. There are pcbs out there for that.

 

[AxelKay]

Sounds like you want a voodoo lab sparkle drive. There are pcbs out there for that.

Yes but the modded 808 here is more lightweight. No NE5532 etc. etc.

 

[szukalski]

Yes but the modded 808 here is more lightweight. No NE5532 etc. etc.

For a clean blend, you’ll probably need an opamp to do it right.

 

[jimilee]

Look at the schematic for the moonshine. You may be able to put one together.

 

[AxelKay]

To be honest I was thinking about something more mechanical. My idea is to put a simple on/off switch to power the unit on or off and then instead of the 3pdt footswitch perhaps I could somehow wire a pot.
What do you guys think? Stupid?
Cheers

 

[AxelKay]

EDIT: I mean two pots thus controlling the dry (bypassed) and wet outputs separately.