That's deep, bro.

soulsonic wrote: ↑26 Mar 2023, 01:06 You know, for more "bloom"

Power supply capacitor changed from 47uF to 10uF

But WHY?????

Holy shit, dude! That's awesome.

If that's the case, they "worked on" most of the components, haha.

Looks like the SMT parts are hand soldered. Interesting.

Yes, the couple of older ones I saw around 2007 or so were AC128.

orangetones wrote: ↑23 Jan 2021, 23:35 That 2n2 between Q1 and Q2 should be 4n7. I have traced this and it seems correct. Anyone want to verify?

The schematic on page 1 of this thread is correct. Check that to verify.

orangetones wrote: ↑23 Jan 2021, 19:48 I moved a few things around and am limiting the clipping options to LED, and 4148 and the diode lift.

My personal favorite for the Clusterfuzz is LEDs.

orangetones wrote: ↑23 Jan 2021, 14:50 I also find the tone pot to be somewhat subtle in its effect.

Hmm, it shouldn't have only a subtle effect. It's actually rather pronounced on the production units.

plush wrote: ↑23 Jan 2021, 16:07 This is just an adjustible low pass filter

Yes, indeed. I "appropriated" it directly from the ProCo Rat. Specific details here: https://www.electrosmash.com/proco-rat

To get a little more treble response from this pedal, would I just change the input capacitor? output cap? What capacitor in the tone area would I play around with to change the effect of the tone control? Any advice? Reduce the value of the smaller Filter switch cap (4n7) to something like 1n...or ...

In the demos I have seen of this pedal there doesn't usually seem to be a huge volume drop when they switch to the 2 Si options. Any thoughts on what the cause is here? Either they adjusted the volume in editing, or they have some kind of automatic level control going on. There is a MASSIVE volume ...

It's a pretty cool concept. Looking forward to see how they put it all together.

I'm not a huge fan of board-mounted footswitches for production pedals, but otherwise this one looks like a pretty tight build.

Is it just me, or are the input/output jacks not exactly aligned?

Yep. Basically it just uses the R/C filter as a "bleed off" of current from pin 6. The time it takes to switch from one to the other is a function of the frequency of the R/C filter.

First of all, great job on the upgrade! It's sooooo much faster. :thumbsup Hello modman, great job on the improvements and updates so far! If possible, I have a little request for one of the next sets of updates. Do you think that the time that is allowed to make changes to a post (edit a typo ...

soulsonic wrote:

culturejam wrote:

triton2.jpg

You painted and labeled before drilling?

Yep! The purple one is UV printed. The other one I laser etched. It’s easier to etch or print first. At least for me.

Ah, I figured R1 could be the pulldown, because the signal has to come from the relay to go to the 4049. C1 might also go to gnd at the input. Correct on both. What you have drawn is almost exactly right. The few variances won't make a difference in functionality, but might change tone slightly ...