yazooligan
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Congrats to the team on this! I wanted to make a modern pedal version of the X100 for years but abandoned it when I picked up a used X100 w/RockAdaptor for $150 a few years back.
Rockman X100 Rev. 10 Schematic Release
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drgonzo1969
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still can't figure it out. I feeel real dumb. how do I strip the ".pdf" from the files?
caspercody
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drgonza
These are ZIp files. Download a ZIP software, 7-zip.org.
Open up 7-zip and select the file and extract to any folder.
These are ZIp files. Download a ZIP software, 7-zip.org.
Open up 7-zip and select the file and extract to any folder.
Cybercow
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They should end with ".ZIP" by changing the file name.(s) You may need to alter your PC settings to show the files extensions.
It's really that simple.
drgonzo1969
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I am still getting an Incorrect format notification from jlc when I upload.
drgonzo1969
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Ok I finally got it. Changing the PC settings did it. Thank you so much for your help and for the gerbers.
They should end with ".ZIP" by changing the file name.(s) You may need to alter your PC settings to show the files extensions.
It's really that simple.
caspercody
Active member
Cybercow
I was just wondering if you finished the X100 FV1 patches? I just finished my Binaura build and remembered your post about having patches.
Are your patches for the chorus or delay, or both
I was just wondering if you finished the X100 FV1 patches? I just finished my Binaura build and remembered your post about having patches.
Are your patches for the chorus or delay, or both
what about the comp mod? what does that replace on the original schematic?
Cybercow
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The Comp mod replaces nothing. It's the simple addition of a pot in series between R14/R169 and the Test Point. Just above R14/R169, you'll see the B250K COM pot in the 1st schematic.
TinyElectronics
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I recently rescued a X100 belt pack from a garage sale and after a bit of TLC on some damaged solder joints I have it up and running great! I'm wondering if you might be able to point me in the right direction for modding so that I can get a dry signal off the unit in addition to the Chorus/Echo/Both that it offers.
My circuit is a Rev. 9 which of course has some slight variations from the well-documented Rev. 10, one of which was a buried momentary switch (in-between the clamshell circuit boards and totally inaccessible without disassembly) in the input stage that I found gave it somewhat of a compressed boost that was very musical. I removed the switch and wired it to an SPST switch that I put on the side of the belt pack and have been using it with great success. Wondering if anyone has come across this detail and could shed some light on what might be going on there.
I'll attach some photos I have on my other computer later on for reference.
My circuit is a Rev. 9 which of course has some slight variations from the well-documented Rev. 10, one of which was a buried momentary switch (in-between the clamshell circuit boards and totally inaccessible without disassembly) in the input stage that I found gave it somewhat of a compressed boost that was very musical. I removed the switch and wired it to an SPST switch that I put on the side of the belt pack and have been using it with great success. Wondering if anyone has come across this detail and could shed some light on what might be going on there.
I'll attach some photos I have on my other computer later on for reference.
Cybercow
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I'd have need to see the Rev 9 schematic to sort out what the hidden switch does.
TBH, we never worked a specific mod on the belt pack units for a "DRY" option. We created a whole new switching circuit to better manage both the MODE and FX options.
