There has been several schematics of this one over the years, each one having some bugs. But recentrly Lacesensor at FSB managed to do a proper trace and he posted thr corretions at FSB.
There has been several schematics of this one over the years, each one having some bugs. But recentrly Lacesensor at FSB managed to do a proper trace and he posted thr corretions at FSB.
Thank you for the layout : I was eyeballing another layout this morning, as i have some spare 3P4T to use in a new build ;)
ReplyDeleteI built it today, but i think i made a wiring error somewhere... The pedal doesn't produce any sound. I have checked all the polarized components (diodes, electro capacitors), as well as the wiring, but i must have made a mistake.
ReplyDeleteI'll triple check asap, and let you know how it goes.
Thanks for giving it a go. I'll check the schematic as soon as I can.
DeleteHi, Sorry for the late reply : I got back to this build today : I get a sound when i put my input jack directly on pin 2/3 of the GAIN pot, but not when i use the regular Input jack.
ReplyDeleteI am going to investigate further.
I can also confirm that if i put the input jack directly on the GAIN 2-3 lug, i can hear the signal, and everything works (i hear different distortion flavors by turning the 3P4T switch, and the tone is very efficient also).
DeleteBUT If i plug the input jack in the input socket, i don’t hear anything.
Ok : stupid me I had forgotten the huge and obvious 470nF cap in row 7... :(
DeleteNow it works very well, and it's an amazing pedal!
Verified :)
Woohoo! Great news. I'll tag it.
DeleteI can't believe the amount of bass this thing produce : it's loud, ballsy, and I like the way the tone pot behavior change according to the various modes.
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