Good morning everyone, I would like to ask for help regarding the chain of effects that I would like to use for my setup.
For obvious reasons, I need to have the Treble Booster on a dedicated line and the rest of the effects on the other.
To do this I built the Passive A B Y box and the micro mixer by General Guitar Gadget.
All good, except for the fact that the sound becomes incredibly trebly.
Initially I had thought of adding a dual buffer to the A B Y box but it would have created problems...

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I checked the connections twice and also double-checked the values. The numbering doesn't follow the PCB at all because the PCB numbering is buried under the components.

Here the voltages, all measured against circuit ground (not DC adaptor ground), pedal on, switches off, knobs at 12 o'clock

U1
1 4.73
2 4.73
3 4.67
4 0
5 3.88
6 3.90
7 3.90
8 7.77

U2
1 3.82
2 3.82
3 3.79
4 0
5 4.51
6 4.74
7 4.74
8 7.77

U3
1 3.88
2 3.88
3 3.87
4 0
5 3.81
6 3.83
7 3.83
8 7.78

Q1 J175 Pedal ON
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I found the layout on one of the forums and assembled it on
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Scheme:

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I bought an MZ-2 on reverb with the mode knob not working properly.
The MZ-2 is an analog pcb which is the drive circuit sandwiched to a digital pcb which is the chorus/doubler circuit.
The issue being the Mode knob stays in drive mode no matter where i set it. I poked every solder joint with a chopstick and could barely get a whisper of the chorus/doubler signal. I even flowed some solder to the obvious connections to the mode knob and checked the...

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