On my DMM I always have these values on pints 3 and 1 and 2, I have about 571, even reversing the polarity
and between pins 2 and 3 I have continuity for both diodes
it's normal?

I have doubts about these 2 diodes

now I don't have this component. can I do some tests in other ways? Just curious, why did you decide to start with this particular component? I didn't start from this component, I was already beating my head for a long time thanks to the layout I understood a little how it works hoping that this is...

now I don't have this component.
can I do some tests in other ways?

I believe that Pin 1 and 3 of Diode D3 is in short I find it difficult to unsolder it, I have a normal welder, it would serve the air Did you use diode measuring function on your DMM? In one position it should indicate voltage drop (in some DMMs without such function it'd indicate a shortage) In th...

I believe that Pin 1 and 3 of Diode D3 is in short
I find it difficult to unsolder it, I have a normal welder,
it would serve the air

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to tell the truth the pedal doesn't work anymore and it doesn't even turn on the led, for this reason I wanted to try to eliminate the bypass part to give the circuit directly the 9v and try to find the fault, a bad idea? This is not how it's done. :x You see, the pedal might be disfunctional due, ...

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to tell the truth the pedal doesn't work anymore and it doesn't even turn on the led, for this reason I wanted to try to eliminate the bypass part to give the circuit directly the 9v and try to find the fault, a bad idea?

hello everyone guys do you think it is possible to make this pedal true bypass? Ofc you can. But you are gonna lose dem trails. I don't even know where to start. the wiring diagram is not found. Well, the pedal base design is quite complicated. Redesigning it for TBP is both still achievable and po...

really nice

plush wrote:

AAntonio wrote:hello everyone guys
do you think it is possible to make this pedal true bypass?

Ofc you can. But you are gonna lose dem trails.

I don't even know where to start.
the wiring diagram is not found.

hello everyone guys
do you think it is possible to make this pedal true bypass?

You can take any power amp project you like. From 0.5W to 100W.. transistors, tubes. It's not easy to throw a names of the specific projects - you did not specified your needs. T. I'm interested in a bass amp in a pedal to connect directly to a cabinet. so I think complete with preamp and final. Yo...

temol wrote:You can take any power amp project you like. From 0.5W to 100W.. transistors, tubes. It's not easy to throw a names of the specific projects - you did not specified your needs.

T.

I'm interested in a bass amp in a pedal to connect directly to a cabinet. so I think complete with preamp and final.

thetragichero wrote:you are welcome to hook it up to a cabinet, but if you want it to produce sound I'd suggest putting some sort of power amplifier in between

Is there a complete project to connect to a cabinet?

can it be connected to a cabinet?

what can I put in place of the Y5S filter? Y5S is a simple LCL (inductor - capacitor - inductor) filter, made to tame high frequency power line noise (e.g. if used with poor switch-mode power supply). It can substituted with two 0.5uH inductors in series with DC supply and 100p cap to ground betwee...

what can I put in place of the Y5S filter?