Hirti
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There aren't many build reports for this so here we go. Schu-Tone DM-3 which is a clone of the Boss DM-3. Very easy to build despite the stacked boards. Took me a while to gather all the parts because Musikding were out of V3205 chips for the better half of the year.
It's my first ever real working analog delay (I have a finished Madbean Skoolie (EHX DMM) that works fine but feedbacks way too early or when hit hard that I need to debug one day...). The DM-3 sounds really sweet. I love how this thing sounds when you set it to almost feedback but not quite with the feedback knob at around 2 o'clock and the delay knob maxed. Endless fun playing arpeggios.
Originally I wanted to use a metallic candy pink enclosure but they went out of stock a day before I ordered. I used viva magenta instead which comes quite close to the original color of the Boss enclosure.
If I were to order the design again I would probably pay for double white so the font pops a bit more but I still like how it came out. Not the most creative design and I am sure it's been done to death by about thousand other people but I like it.
It's my first ever real working analog delay (I have a finished Madbean Skoolie (EHX DMM) that works fine but feedbacks way too early or when hit hard that I need to debug one day...). The DM-3 sounds really sweet. I love how this thing sounds when you set it to almost feedback but not quite with the feedback knob at around 2 o'clock and the delay knob maxed. Endless fun playing arpeggios.
Originally I wanted to use a metallic candy pink enclosure but they went out of stock a day before I ordered. I used viva magenta instead which comes quite close to the original color of the Boss enclosure.
If I were to order the design again I would probably pay for double white so the font pops a bit more but I still like how it came out. Not the most creative design and I am sure it's been done to death by about thousand other people but I like it.
