Is there any chance you would share it?Yep, it's the same circuit.
I've traced the "Poontang Boomerang" as well, if you're going for a theme.
I'm looking for that delay pedal.
What's on the workbench?
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I'm looking for that delay pedal.
Yep, it's the same circuit.
I've traced the "Poontang Boomerang" as well, if you're going for a theme.
Yes please!!
While we’re at it, why not the 1987 as well. Might as well go for the whole big hair theme (irony lost in not seeing that I’m bald)
Robert
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So I kinda messed up on this one....
I traced the pedal but never noted any of the component values, and I sold it about five years ago for a fraction of what they're going for now.
Let me get caught up on some things, move a few of the pedals I have collecting dust, then I'll work on getting another one to finish up the trace properly.
mkstewartesq
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Any update as to how this one is coming along/any rough idea as to an ETA? This is definitely the project I am most looking forward to.
Mike
Robert
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It's traced and the layout is started.
Moving 4 footswitches to the side to get it in a 125B? Just wedge it real tight between 2 other pedals and kick the corresponding corner of your pedalboard. Soft actuators or steel toes required.
giovanni
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That looks cool. I love that it has the envelope filter. Is it based on PLL?
Feral Feline
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jimilee
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Well, there you go. Thank you.
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EZS
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Not really on the bench, but started tracking after a woodchipper/finger/infection injury. Thanking guardian angles.
Shown are a few pedal pcb dirt boxs with a somewhat sentimental head. Its had 25years of every mod in the books plus some. Swiss Cheese chassis. Restored back into an early SLP spec. Early Megadeath/Lee Hackson amp in 86. Back when Ebay was still a find (99-00?) money orders etc.. Did not work and covered in black epoxy goo and cold solder joints everywhere. Including Archer (radio shack) relays and transformer, lights, for channel switching. I contacted Lee and asked him if he could help guide me into to restoring it. His blunt answer was no, "buy my video." So I gutted it and cursed his name for good.
Shown are a few pedal pcb dirt boxs with a somewhat sentimental head. Its had 25years of every mod in the books plus some. Swiss Cheese chassis. Restored back into an early SLP spec. Early Megadeath/Lee Hackson amp in 86. Back when Ebay was still a find (99-00?) money orders etc.. Did not work and covered in black epoxy goo and cold solder joints everywhere. Including Archer (radio shack) relays and transformer, lights, for channel switching. I contacted Lee and asked him if he could help guide me into to restoring it. His blunt answer was no, "buy my video." So I gutted it and cursed his name for good.
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Feral Feline
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"Lee" who?
Seriously. Who?
Seriously. Who?
EZS
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Lee Jackson.
ICTRock
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I got on the kick of collecting some red witch stuff ... the seven sisters series is a trip down clone memory lane ... the boost is a master volume SHO, the compressor is a rothwell love squeeze, the overdrive is YATS, the distortion is a BoR, the fuzz is a Si FF, the tremolo is an EA, and I haven't scooped up a delay yet because I'm waiting for one with box and paperwork that isn't $200 for what is probably a deep blue delay or similar.
