Sorry for the double post but, I fixed it... I tried to replace the switch and didn't work, replaced it by a jumper and didn't work also. The jumper was shorting a via hole. Now it's working. I hope you like the pictures, let me know if you need something from the pedal while I still got it!. :mrgr...

These are the ones you need:

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Robert, why use the bipolar supply only for the output buffers and not for all the circuit, final clean headroom?

I'm surprised that uses a LPC2468 for CPU

Thanks LaceSensor!, it's a little bit smaller than the DSP used in the larger EHX pedals (BF531 Blakfin series as well). Thanks!.

Govmnt_Lacky wrote:

Sweetalk wrote:Can you read the AD part number?

Unless you have the proprietary coding for the chip.... what good would it do? Mods??

Justo for some research, I'm going to merge to AD DSP's

Can you read the AD part number?

michael_ibrahim wrote:Well done. Looks great. I'm thinking of putting the old girl back into production. I do miss the old Tubey

It's a really nice pedal!

Boring... YATS!!!!!

Hello, I've checked the schematic and found it is ok up to a small detail concerning the connections to the "positive" VCA output. RN3-2 should be connected to RN3-3 and PIN 3 of U10A what is the positive input VCA. In the schematic RN3-2 is connected RN3-3 and R34 and so we short input a...

The dumb question of the day: There is a technical basis to use all these fixed 470 resistors and vary only the remaining components in each gyrator or just a designer choice? I mean, you could also set one value for all the bias resistors and so the other being those to be adjusted to the needs of...

From your pictures I traced out the circuit , it's a very basic FV-1 schematic. I have done quite a bit of FV-1 development myself over the last few years. From the pictures I see Z-cat has an input buffer which feeds both inputs 1 and 2 of the Fv-1, while the signal to input 2 is direct the signal...

You guys are the best! I can't wait to build one :applause: So how long do you think is it going to take for Joyo to clone one based on your schematics? I'm guessing you guys know that michael_ibrahim is the genius behind MI Audio and MI Amplification.... or am I just being a douche for bringing it...

Finished up wiring my clone as close as possible to the real one and there's still something missing. The only thing seems remotely significant is that the real one uses polarized tantalum caps for the .1uF's and I'm using regular polyester (Cornell-Dubelier). Mine is noisier, but the big differenc...

Finished up wiring my clone as close as possible to the real one and there's still something missing. The only thing seems remotely significant is that the real one uses polarized tantalum caps for the .1uF's and I'm using regular polyester (Cornell-Dubelier). Mine is noisier, but the big differenc...

Finished up wiring my clone as close as possible to the real one and there's still something missing. The only thing seems remotely significant is that the real one uses polarized tantalum caps for the .1uF's and I'm using regular polyester (Cornell-Dubelier). Mine is noisier, but the big differenc...

OK - here are the bias points: First FET - 4.08V at the drain. Second FET 4.00V Third FET - 3.95V Last FET - 3.93V VCC set at precisely 9.00V. Doesn't look like either hand picked/matched set or really good bias point - I'd bias them for 5V @ drain so I get more dynamic range before clipping but I ...

Great!!!. All the Catalinbread's PCB layouts looks to me like they're made in a rush on half hour... . The pedal looks promising on the videos!, they said that is a CB30 and a Naga Viper tuned to work well togheter.

I think that Wampler matches the FET's, i'll be nice to get them measured to be sure, and the bias voltages.

Thanks!!

Intripped wrote:

Sweetalk wrote:1.5n bypass cap after the first stage??... it's that ok?

it sounds strange to me too, but you can clearly read the value of that cap in the pics posted
...camouflage?

Yup... you're right, sounds strage but.. well...