What are people's methods for mounting the belton? I'm thinking a daughter strip board. Solder on the legs of the brick and leave one more spot for each wire.
I think you can tag this. CLR should connect to switch 5 not switch 2. I was having a static issue but I think that solved it. I'll follow up if I find any other issues but it seems good to go. Thanks for this.
I forgot to mention that C1 is 10nf not 100nf. It isn't listed on the parts list but it is on the schematic. Everything works well. If anyone is building this, remember to keep all of your connections to the switch insulated. Voltage is running through the footswitch. Also, this circuit is prone to run away in oscillation in some settings so start with the controls down low. Thanks again. Great reverb.
What are people's methods for mounting the belton? I'm thinking a daughter strip board. Solder on the legs of the brick and leave one more spot for each wire.
ReplyDeleteYep, that is exactly what I do! Great for of the pedal fails to impress and you want to scavenge the brick for another project.
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ReplyDeleteI think you can tag this. CLR should connect to switch 5 not switch 2. I was having a static issue but I think that solved it. I'll follow up if I find any other issues but it seems good to go. Thanks for this.
ReplyDeleteI forgot to mention that C1 is 10nf not 100nf. It isn't listed on the parts list but it is on the schematic. Everything works well. If anyone is building this, remember to keep all of your connections to the switch insulated. Voltage is running through the footswitch. Also, this circuit is prone to run away in oscillation in some settings so start with the controls down low. Thanks again. Great reverb.
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