Paragon
- Thread starter TheSin
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BurntFingers
Well-known member
That would make sense, it's probably the input resistor for the op amp.
GenoBluzGtr
Active member
I've built three of these. One with "norm" on both channels, and one each with High Gain Mod on Right / Left Channels. Works great, you just have to adjust your thinking about what "high gain" is... in this case it's NOT much extra. even the original Analogman KoT advertises the "high gain" mod as being only about 20% more gain. It's there, it sounds great, too. If you set the dips so that the side with High Gain is on 'distortion' mode while the normal channel is on "overdrive" mode, it is very noticeable. If both are set do "overdrive" not as noticeable and if both are set to "boost" mode, you can barely tell a difference.
Robert
Reverse Engineer
It's in the updated build docs.
Channel 1 - R3
Channel 2 - R17
1K Low Gain, 100K High Gain
Piggybacking here instead of creating a new tread.
Is it normal that on my paragon mini board r3 and r20 both have 10k on the silkscreen ? If I want to build dual stock build do I go with the 10k or the 1k? Thanks
rectifier
Member
So it's not the usual 100k Pot / 250k Pot mod like on other PCB manufacturers...to be honest I hate it when other pcb manufacturers get it wrong. More reason to buy my boards from you