drgonzo1969
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Ya I’m also super excited for both of theseI'm waiting for the mayonnaise pedal and f*** overdrive!
Ya I’m also super excited for both of theseI'm waiting for the mayonnaise pedal and f*** overdrive!
Man, no kidding. I’m still going to buy some stuff in this sale, but having to wait on that Mayo/Kewpie is a killer.I'm waiting for the mayonnaise pedal and f*** overdrive!
I keep saying I'm done with M-style overdrives, and then Robert keeps cranking out new ones I want.The one I'm interested in right now is the Candid Drive. Although do I need another Marshall style overdrive pedal??? Haha
Anyone love it or the OG Barber Direct Drive?
Saaame here. Gonna build one for myself and make at least 3 for holiday presentsMan, no kidding. I’m still going to buy some stuff in this sale, but having to wait on that Mayo/Kewpie is a killer.
Geez man! You’re not supposed add all that stuff up!! I prefer to ignore the fact that buying all those boards means I also have to buy all that other stuff.A fat load of nothing. Always tempting, but I just dropped $300 (probably small change compared to some) in Tayda/smallbear/stompbox parts orders for my 11 WIP and I am a little ashamed of myself.
My favorite low gain drive for bass at ppcb is the chop shop. It's simple and doesn't seem to eat all the lows. Although I'm sure it takes some, it wasn’t enough to bother me. Stays out of the way.I sprung for an extra NE-1 bass EQ (first one built and about to be housed) and three General Tso’s, since it has rapidly become my favourite compressor. Squier Jazz Bass with DiMarzio’s through NE-1 and Tso sounds fab and brings out a nice range of harmonics.
I am thinking about a bass guitar combo pedal using these in a XX housing with a low gain overdrive as front end, NE-1 in the middle, and Tso at the end. Haven’t decided on the overdrive yet, but have the Mach 1, Amentum, Super ‘64, and Obtuse boost on their way.
Any suggestions or recommendations for a bass-friendly option gratefully received.
Meanwhile, the backlog grows and grows, along with the pressing questionof deciding where to begin.
what did you use for the JFET’s in your XC Phase? The 2N5952’s are hard to find and expensive if they do pop up. Hoping to find something comparable.Phase II was a must this go-round. I finished the XC Phase recently and the block setting has some distortion I can't get rid of, but the script sounds just like a Phase 95 that I have in the drawer.
Planning for the Kliche to be a BAT41 build just to have that base covered. I have a Mythos Mjolnir 9V version with silicon diodes and it sounds pretty dang good.
Candid Drive Mystery Meat Overdrive Phase II Little Green Scream Machine Bootleg Overdrive Kliché Mini Magnetron Delay
what did you use for the JFET’s in your XC Phase? The 2N5952’s are hard to find and expensive if they do pop up. Hoping to find something comparable.
Thanks man, I appreciate it!I used these from Aion:
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2SK208-GR, matched set for phasers
This is a matched set of 2SK208-GR JFETs for use in phasers such as the BOSS PH-1r, pre-soldered to adapter boards for through-hole applications.aionfx.com
I also used a multi-turn pot for setting the bias because a standard 3362P type doesn't have much wiggle room at all for being good vs. bad. This one provides a lot of adjustment window so you can tweak to preference much easier.
Bourns 3266W-1-254
I was actually the one who posted to the group that using a TL022 in IC3 stopped the tick and distortion and I see now that Robert has updated his build documents to make that change (using a TL022 in IC3 rather than a TLO72). as of July 2023. But I wasn’t aware of any suggestion to use a TL022 in IC1. Sorry to hear that you are still having some distortion even after making both of those changes. Have you tried adjusting the trim pot further? It really is a very very tiny space in the trim pot throw where there is phasing without distortion.I should point out that my XC Phase build turned out pretty good, but there is some distortion in the block mode. I've read some other comments here that it is normal. Swapping out IC1 and IC3 for a TL022 did help a bit.
I had the same issue and swapped out IC1 with a 22 and it also fixed the issue. I mentioned in that thread that I meant to do IC3, but did 1 without really thinking about it. It worked so I kept it .I was actually the one who posted to the group that using a TL022 in IC3 stopped the tick and distortion and I see now that Robert has updated his build documents to make that change (using a TL022 in IC3 rather than a TLO72). as of July 2023. But I wasn’t aware of any suggestion to use a TL022 in IC1. Sorry to hear that you are still having some distortion even after making both of those changes. Have you tried adjusting the trim pot further? It really is a very very tiny space in the trim pot throw where there is phasing without distortion.
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Holy cow! Thank you dude! I’ve been looking for a multi-turn trimmer with an offset-wiper footprint for ages! I’ve always used 3296W series trimmers where I felt things would benefit from a multi-turn, but I’d have to bend the pins a bit to get them to fit a typical 3362P footprint. I’ve never seen the 3266W series before!Bourns 3266W-1-254