When I was setting all the parts aside for my Parentheses Mini, I found that I neglected to order a few resistors from Tayda. It's not worth the shipping from places I've found to get what I need (one of each 2K2, 47R, 470R and 560R). I can find kits with assorted values but can't find one with 560 ohm resistors. Would it make a difference replacing it with a 470 or 680 ohm resistor?
Replacement for 560 ohm resistor in Parentheses Mini
- Thread starter thechoff
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Nostradoomus
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If you use a 470r/4.7uf combo the corner of your low frequency hitting the opamp will shift from around 60hz to around 70hz...not a huge deal really.
I found a kit that includes 470R, 510R and 680R. Which one would be best to replace the 560R with? Would they all make a negligible difference?
Nostradoomus
Well-known member
I would use 510r, closest to the original value. You probably won’t hear a heck of a lot of difference between the 3.
For sure, at a penny each it doesn't hurt to get 10 or 20 (or more if it's really common). I have about five or 6 projects through Pedal PCB either made or waiting in the queue. The resistor values I'm missing have only been required on the Parentheses and somehow despite keeping a spreadsheet, I missed ordering them. I've already found that ordering extras of most parts through Tayda creates a good inventory so I could just order a PCB and build it without placing another order.
Elktronics
Active member
You’ll find some values you use all the time. Definitely order 100 of those, as you’ll get a price break.
https://www.amazon.ca/LUTER-Resisto...Box+for+DIY,+Experiment&qid=1600873836&sr=8-1
Before I buy this kit, is there any reason I shouldnt?? I don't have other parts to buy from Tayda right now to justify the shipping cost for a couple bucks of parts.
Before I buy this kit, is there any reason I shouldnt?? I don't have other parts to buy from Tayda right now to justify the shipping cost for a couple bucks of parts.
