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OK, this one's good to be tagged. Just one thing, the intensity wires need swapping as the pot works back to front at the moment. This is an awesome sounding circuit, really frickin excellent, really more of an overdrive/distortion than a fuzz though. I'd definitely recommend this to anyone wanting a nice warm high gain pedal, build it.
No worries, I don't know whether you can help but now that I've boxed it it's got a really loud hum, I've checked the wiring and it's all good and I've never had a jump in hum volume after boxing, normally it's the other way around. Any ideas? It still sounds awesome by the way, I just need to kill that hum.
there's is something strange, is the volume lug 3 connected to the Gate of the Fet? maybe v3 must be connected on the upper strip
ReplyDeleteWell i haven't felt awake for couple of weeks - That was one missing cut. Fixed the layout. Thanks for noticing.
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OK, this one's good to be tagged. Just one thing, the intensity wires need swapping as the pot works back to front at the moment. This is an awesome sounding circuit, really frickin excellent, really more of an overdrive/distortion than a fuzz though. I'd definitely recommend this to anyone wanting a nice warm high gain pedal, build it.
ReplyDeleteUpdated! Thanks Madferret!
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No worries, I don't know whether you can help but now that I've boxed it it's got a really loud hum, I've checked the wiring and it's all good and I've never had a jump in hum volume after boxing, normally it's the other way around. Any ideas? It still sounds awesome by the way, I just need to kill that hum.
DeleteUsually points to a bad ground or double ground loop... Shielded jacks?
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Thanks man, problem solved it was a dodgy connection on the gain pot to ground, I think the copper strip had lifted and broken the contact.
DeleteAny chance that I could use some other IC for this?
ReplyDeleteYou could try on any single opamp, like TL071 or LM741.
DeleteI used a TL071, it sounds ace. The leds flash when you play hard so you can mount them on the enclosure in place of the indicator leds too.
DeleteThat sounds like fun. I have some TL's in stock. I just didn't feel like waiting for Tayda. Thanks
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