Wet/dry pedal?
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innerlight
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Looks like two
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giovanni
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Always good to have the phase on a switch, even if it’s an internal dip switch. The mixing circuit shouldn’t flip the phase but you never know.
innerlight
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Could someone who has built the paramix please tell me if the phase switch is an on/off or on/off/on?
innerlight
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It’s missing from the build docs. This build makes me really really appreciate pedal Pcb and the layouts here
mybud
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It's an on/off if we're referring to SW1. Hope this helps.
eh là bas ma
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Looks like you already found some good circuits. Here is an other good one, just in case, from TH custom effects, with some interesting extra features :
I am using it all the time, so many possibilities with this tool, it changed the way I use effects together, it gave me a lot of new ideas.
I am using it all the time, so many possibilities with this tool, it changed the way I use effects together, it gave me a lot of new ideas.
innerlight
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Thanks so very much!!
Feral Feline
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NB!
There are two Pro-Cessor versions, one with board-mounted jacks and a more compact version requiring offboard wiring. I prefer the latter of the two, as it's more flexible in terms of enclosures (ie staggering the jacks) and which order and where you can put the jacks (ins and outs).
There are two Pro-Cessor versions, one with board-mounted jacks and a more compact version requiring offboard wiring. I prefer the latter of the two, as it's more flexible in terms of enclosures (ie staggering the jacks) and which order and where you can put the jacks (ins and outs).
eh là bas ma
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There's one thing I miss on the Processor, it 's the possibility to activate it with a footswitch. You can't turn the pot while playing... I went around this by using an extra effect loop I built, but I can't use the effects in the pro-cessor fx loops when I switch it off.
Not sure if I am being clear...
Not sure if I am being clear...
giovanni
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I think you can always wire a 3PDT to any circuit. My guess is that since it’s designed to do many things, they didn’t want to force a specific switching so I guess you have to decide what to switch.
giovanni
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That one doesn’t have phase flipping right?Looks like you already found some good circuits. Here is an other good one, just in case, from TH custom effects, with some interesting extra features :
I am using it all the time, so many possibilities with this tool, it changed the way I use effects together, it gave me a lot of new ideas.
eh là bas ma
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I couldn't say... I don't understand the phase thing. A fellow guitarist once told me about being out-of-phase, unphased, dephased or something like that, but I didn't really get what he meant. I think it was a bad thing, though. He said it sounds weird ?
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eh là bas ma
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Let's say we want to turn on or off, with a 3PDT, one of the two effect loop, where would you connect the switch ?
Between C7 and Blend pin 1, for exemple ? Or grounding the tip of the B Send jack maybe ?
Edit : Wrong question, I am sorry. I guess switching on or off only one of the loops wouldn't be as useful as being able to bypass both... We'd have to disconnect most of the circuit I guess. Bypassing A and B means connecting In and Out together ? Could it be done with wires soldered before C1, another after R6, and both wires going to a 3PDT ? Disconnecting the jack IN and C1 at the same time these 2 wires are connected together with the switch ?
Between C7 and Blend pin 1, for exemple ? Or grounding the tip of the B Send jack maybe ?Edit : Wrong question, I am sorry. I guess switching on or off only one of the loops wouldn't be as useful as being able to bypass both... We'd have to disconnect most of the circuit I guess. Bypassing A and B means connecting In and Out together ? Could it be done with wires soldered before C1, another after R6, and both wires going to a 3PDT ? Disconnecting the jack IN and C1 at the same time these 2 wires are connected together with the switch ?
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innerlight
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One more question (gosh I hate this layout)
I’m confused as to which pads connect to the power supply. Are both pads circled in yellow positive? And are both pads circled in green negative?
Or is one pad positive in the yellow circle and and one negative?
The PCB is different to the build guide!
I’m confused as to which pads connect to the power supply. Are both pads circled in yellow positive? And are both pads circled in green negative?
Or is one pad positive in the yellow circle and and one negative?
The PCB is different to the build guide!
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giovanni
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That seems right. If you have a multimeter you can use the short function to verify.One more question (gosh I hate this layout)
I’m confused as to which pads connect to the power supply. Are both pads circled in yellow positive? And are both pads circled in green negative?
Or is one pad positive in the yellow circle and and one negative?
The PCB is different to the build guide!
mybud
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Confirming there are two +9V (yellow) and two grounds (green), idea being to provide options for connecting further boards if you need them.
innerlight
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Perfect! Many thanks
