So like, semi-serious question, how close would one be to this not-a-buffer if they had a Kliche Buffer board and a charge pump...Yeah like 99% of it, it has a single TL072.
So like, semi-serious question, how close would one be to this not-a-buffer if they had a Kliche Buffer board and a charge pump...Yeah like 99% of it, it has a single TL072.
is there a component list for the micro amp plus that just came out?
Interesting that you should say that. So that I could build my tearjerker wah, a friend donated me his Mission expression pedal (surprisingly, the footpedal enclosure is not only “like” a Dunlop, it was actually Dunlop stock with their trademark inside) -ANYWAY, never having used an expression pedal, I opened this one up expecting to have to remove a lot of electronics since the expression pedal was specifically designed to work with line 6 devices. You guessed it – when I opened it up, the entire enclosure was completely empty other than one jack wired straight to the pot that was manipulated by the wah treadle. Not a single other thing inside the enclosure. Unless there are Keebler elves hiding inside that help with the operation of the pedal, there really is basically nothing at all to an expression pedal.This is probably a dumb question, but what components do I need for this handy expression controller? Is there a wiring diagram available?
Is it literally just a 6 pin jack and a long legged pot? What value should the pot be?
Here’s the fun part - it *should* be simple, but the value of the pot isn’t standardized from manufacturer to manufacturer.Interesting that you should say that. So that I could build my tearjerker wah, a friend donated me his Mission expression pedal (surprisingly, the footpedal enclosure is not only “like” a Dunlop, it was actually Dunlop stock with their trademark inside) -ANYWAY, never having used an expression pedal, I opened this one up expecting to have to remove a lot of electronics since the expression pedal was specifically designed to work with line 6 devices. You guessed it – when I opened it up, the entire enclosure was completely empty other than one jack wired straight to the pot that was manipulated by the wah treadle. Not a single other thing inside the enclosure. Unless there are Keebler elves hiding inside that help with the operation of the pedal, there really is basically nothing at all to an expression pedal.
Here’s the fun part - it *should* be simple, but the value of the pot isn’t standardized from manufacturer to manufacturer.
Interesting that you should say that. So that I could build my tearjerker wah, a friend donated me his Mission expression pedal (surprisingly, the footpedal enclosure is not only “like” a Dunlop, it was actually Dunlop stock with their trademark inside) -ANYWAY, never having used an expression pedal, I opened this one up expecting to have to remove a lot of electronics since the expression pedal was specifically designed to work with line 6 devices. You guessed it – when I opened it up, the entire enclosure was completely empty other than one jack wired straight to the pot that was manipulated by the wah treadle. Not a single other thing inside the enclosure. Unless there are Keebler elves hiding inside that help with the operation of the pedal, there really is basically nothing at all to an expression pedal.
New revision of parthenon is available (thank you) but looks like the docs are going to be updated, so you still have the drill template though assuming that will be the same.
Switch change is some what annoying but understandable. Only annoying because I have a few type 1’s and no type 2’sThe drill template has changed slightly, that was the primary reason for the redesign.
The PCB also now also calls for a Type 2 DPDT ON/ON/ON.
Pry apart a Type 1 and flip the widget at the bottom and you've got a Type 2 once you squeeze it all back together.Switch change is some what annoying but understandable. Only annoying because I have a few type 1’s and no type 2’s