OD is Glorious
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- 5.00 star(s)
I like this circuit which has sweet reverb courtesy of the Belton brick. I have assembled one of these before and it went to Nashville to be with my friend. This circuit can dial up long and short reverb and even delay. The toggle goes between short and long tails. The tone knob effects only the reverb tails and not the dry signal so that is confusing at first. You will be twisting and waiting for the guitar's signal to change tone. It is subtle but it only effects the tone of tails.
The circuit is in a Tayda glow in the dark 125b. The decal is a waterslide and the pedal has Spraymax 2k clear coat. I used the LMS black washers and nuts for potentiometers. I used a black Taiway on/on spdt toggle and a black soft click footswitch. I used the enclosed jacks and the PPCB top jack plate. There is plenty of room for everything to fit in a 125b and the pcb is laid out well. The LED lines up exactly where it should and I used a blue 3mm with a freznel. There are no difficult to find parts, but you will need a $16.50 Belton brick. The original uses white Davies 1510 knobs but I accidentally bought Davies 1611 knobs so I used my Davies 1510 silver aluminum knobs. I will order the correct knobs soon!
First time I used WIMA capacitors(the red ones). I just ordered more and man they are pricey. I believe I will be keeping this one.
Notes:
- In order to use the Davies white 1510 knobs that appear on the original are available. Sadly I accidentally ordered Davies 1611 knobs. I had to move the potentiometers closer together to fit Davies 1510 knobs.
- It got tight between the Tone and Atmosphere pots - their legs face each other... so I put a plastic substrate between the legs of these two
- Only pricey part is the $16.50 Belton brick
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