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Re: show us your home made pedals
With the parts count and complexity of a 4 stage Ross phaser, you still used relatively bulky through-hole resistors, caps and IC's to fit it in there. What circuit would have a high enough parts count to make through-hole parts nonviable, needing you to work in all SMD to fit it within a 1590A chassis?
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I don't think there is one tbh.. the only reason I did the ross is cos I love the sound of it so much, I didn't want to lose it when I moved to my 1590a board. smd have sometimes become a necessary evil (here on the ross, and on the dr. boogey for trim pots), but they're certainly not my go to. the trim pots weren't so hard actually.alanp wrote:With the parts count and complexity of a 4 stage Ross phaser, you still used relatively bulky through-hole resistors, caps and IC's to fit it in there. What circuit would have a high enough parts count to make through-hole parts nonviable, needing you to work in all SMD to fit it within a 1590A chassis?
years ago I used to solder smd stuff all day for a living, and it's a piece of cake with a) the right kit and/or b) done in a timely manner. the time it takes for me to get to a board after I've etched it means sulphur attacks the copper making it tougher to solder to.. not so bad with the bulk of discrete components but smd really needs a good clean surface.. if I had some decent liquid flux like I used to have in my job I'd be happy, but I don't. so instead I paint the copper and the heat from the iron melts the paint, but it's still nowhere near as clean as a nice bit of copper that's been fluxed... a nail polish type brush of flux along a 100leg smd chip and I could just skip the iron along the legs following the solder in a second or two... flux=win... harder to find these days though

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Re: show us your home made pedals
the latest result of my co-op with Jez5 from welly, a madbean loophole looper into a parametric eq.,.
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Very nice ...
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Impressive lookin' thing, I'm assuming you included the Detune feature?
How are you going to label the controls?
How are you going to label the controls?
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I never label nuffin - Didnt do the detune, I have it on another looper
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Re: show us your home made pedals
Moar diy pedal spam:
Lavache (Les Lius but better)

Deep Blue Delay clone with trails and buffered bypass

Lavache (Les Lius but better)

Deep Blue Delay clone with trails and buffered bypass

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Re: show us your home made pedals
Very very cool. Would love to hear the Lavache.
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thanks dudes 
both are handpainted by my belov'd. sam the lavache is really tasty... plain and simple good tone. i'm gonna build a couple of these i reckon, we should do 'nutha gearfest sometime

both are handpainted by my belov'd. sam the lavache is really tasty... plain and simple good tone. i'm gonna build a couple of these i reckon, we should do 'nutha gearfest sometime

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PT2399... its a fabbed pcb based on the sea urchin by madbean, which is a clone of the Mad Professor 'Deep Blue Delay', which in turn is a tasty mod of the Rebote. Dark musical repeats, self oscillation, etc... Lots of fun, very usable
Re: show us your home made pedals
Yeah I'm up for the next gearfest now cricket season has ended
can't say I have much new gear though... maybe a good excuse to buy some lol

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Re: show us your home made pedals


Mogwai Boy's custom Distortron...
Switchable Kl0n output buffer/tru bypass
Hi/lo gain switch
Bass response knob
Lots of fiddly wiring, but all jacks up top and room for a battery!