Reviving this old thread. Is this verified? Thought this pedal had buffered bypass but I'm not seeing that here.

I put them on the sides towards the bottom. As I recall there was lots of room.

slaveunit wrote:For anyone that did the mods and added switches, where did you fit them on the enclosure?

Probably worth mentioning that the "Valco" pedals from Eastwood seem to be rebranded Joyos.

Here's a pic of the back of the board. 3 board-mounted pots, maybe an IC in the center. Looks like fairly low parts count. YATS?

I wonder if it matters & if these need to be polarized at all...looking at the LFO in the EA tremolo there's a similar circuit using non-electrolytic caps. May just be easiest & cheapest way to get 1uF caps...

Has anyone traced this pedal?

http://www.sarnomusicsolutions.com/products/ed.html

Was just looking at this schematic and the associated layouts (great job, all!) and I wonder if this electrolytic cap wasn't drawn backwards? It makes more sense to me the other way 'round, and that's how it's oriented on the Wobbletron. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/15656423/FSB/MV1.jpg http://dl.dropbox...

Thanks, beedotman!

Hi all, I have to say, this is an awfully good sounding FF. I had one that I sold and am wishing I had taken some measurements before I sold it. My question is: has anyone on here taken measurements of Q1 and Q2 from an AM Sunface? Best of all would be if you have gain and leakage measurements from ...

Hey,

I have 10 left. Price would be the same: $100 shipped to the US.

Let me know soon as I was about to list them on eBay...

thanks,

John

No, they are not tested...I haven't even taken them out of the package I got them in. Here's what I wrote in the auction: A couple years ago I got really into building effects pedals. I bought a lot of 40 of these hard-to-find trannies at that time. I got them from a radio repair guy in England who ...

I've gotten out of the pedal-building hobby and have listed a set of 10 of these on eBay. I know about the eBay rule, so rather than post a link to the auction, I'll offer them here at a fixed price of $100 per set of 10 including shipping to the US. If the auction outcome suggests that price is not...

I guess I've gotten over the box-building bug and am moving back to my acoustic roots. Meanwhile, I have a bunch of parts for building these boxes including tagboard, all components, new PedalEnclosures hammertone boxes...everything you need really. Anyone interested in buying kits? I also have 30 u...

Arrgh...sorry. Shouldn't type when I'm half-asleep.

Its reportedly a couple caps on switches.

They should label the switches "Pop Okay"

C1 is 100nf, or 0.1uf. I think I used one of these: http://www.smallbearelec.com/Detail.bok?no=163 C2 is 100uf electrolytic. (Small Bear inexplicably designates microfarads as mf instead of the standard uf or μf). I think I used one of these: http://www.smallbearelec.com/Detail.bok?no=188 Hope that ...

I have some on the way that look like they should work well. I'll post details once I've had a chance to inspect in person.

Back to the NKT213, has anyone ordered from Cricklewood? I'd hate to order at 5 GBP a pop, plus shipping, only to find they're all leaky or don't have the right gain ranges...

Thanks, I've read the thread numerous times and as I read that post, it was just an educated guess. Graemey (and others) can probably answer better, but I would "guess" that having Q1 and Q2 in the 40-70hfe range (each) and Q2 in the 120-140hfe range should give pretty good results... lots...

i'm sure that would drive the FOH guy crazy- you get his guitar balanced against the rhythm player's, and then he goes switching it in and out of phase the whole show! i know i wouldn't want to have to deal with that. especially playing in smaller rooms where it the amp and PA sounds could get swit...