What's on the workbench?

[Erik S]

I’d rock that on a t-shirt/sticker/patch

Or maybe etched on the inside of your skull?

 

[szukalski]

Now it's boo...teak!

 

[finebyfine]

Now it's boo...teak!
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Lmfaooo

 

[music6000]

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Here's one I found???
Seem to be inconsistant???
Lucky Robert got his with easy to read on top values
These Wima's are pain to read when their all bunched up!!!:

 

[Robert]

Now it's boo...teak!
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Your trace is all wrong.

 

[DeadAirMD]

I guess you could make "modules" of a different spec and drop them in...
Or if they have to do a warranty repair just drop in a new part.

You mean like BYOC's Crown Jewel? It allows you to drop in different boost modules, pretty cool feature. Although of course they are sold out of all of the good ones.........bummer

 

[Bucksears]

I’d rock that on a t-shirt/sticker/patch

Same here

 

[Robert]

 

[Robert]

Realized this morning that I never posted a pic of the main PCB....

 

[cwsquared]

You mean like BYOC's Crown Jewel? It allows you to drop in different boost modules, pretty cool feature. Although of course they are sold out of all of the good ones.........bummer

I think the Mimosa is the only one I am missing. I lucked out a few months ago.

 

[Laundryroom David]

Realized this morning that I never posted a pic of the main PCB....

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That’s a whole bunch of diddly doodlies right there I tell you what

 

[HamishR]

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Where did you get hold of that?? I doubt too many of those were built. Did you get a Curtis as well?

I would guess that those of you in the USA won't get the name of that pedal. It was named after the disgraced Australian performer Rolf Harris (before he became known as a pedophile) because he used to use a "wobble board" as as rhythm instrument. It was just a flexible piece of board he would shake so that it made a wobbly rhythmic sound that he would sing along to. He was from the same town that the pedal was made in - Perth, Western Australia, but became famous in the '60s in Britain, even appearing on the same bill as the Beatles sometimes. I will never understand why he became popular. He even had his own TV show in Britain. He died in disgrace not too long ago after spending time in prison for being a kiddy fiddler.

The people who made the Harris also made YATS known as the Curtis. As in Jamie Lee Curtis - the Screamer.

 

[Robert]

Where did you get hold of that??

A particular member sent it over for a trace.

I must admit, I had never heard of it but it seems like a pretty cool (and not terribly complicated) tremolo.

Nah, just this one, no Curtis.

 

[Harry Klippton]

A particular member sent it over for a trace.

This makes so much more sense now

 

[Robert]

 

[jesuscrisp]

inb4YATS

(no but really, how many stacked electras is it?)

 

[Laundryroom David]

“What if I used fets in an electra?”

 

[Feral Feline]

Can I use an op-amp to build this Electra?

 

[Robert]

 

[MattG]

Is that pedal intended for playing heavy music?