DOD - FX69B Grunge [schematic]
I have a DOD FX69B Grunge pedal. I bought it used. I took the back off to see if any mods had been done to it and found that two wires had been clipped off of the white terminal block at the bottom of the PCB. The wires are brown and white. I was wondering where these wires were connected. Anybody have one they could open up and check? I'd greatly appreciate it.
TIA,
tung
TIA,
tung
- analogguru
- Old Solderhand
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How is it about a picture of the track side ?
This would be helpful to trace where the wires should connect....
analogguru
This would be helpful to trace where the wires should connect....
analogguru
There´s a sucker born every minute - and too many of them end up in the bootweak pedal biz.
Thanks for the reply.analogguru wrote:How is it about a picture of the track side ?
This would be helpful to trace where the wires should connect....
analogguru
Good point, here is one of the tracks side:
http://www.diycustomamps.com/images/DOD_3.JPG
An another of the jacks:
http://www.diycustomamps.com/images/DOD_4.JPG
thanks,
tung
- analogguru
- Old Solderhand
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The wires have been cut away in the factory.
When you look at the track side you can see that they connect nowhere.
The reason is that you can buy such cables fully assembled and cutting away the unused wires maybe cheaper than buying custom assembled cables.
analogguru
When you look at the track side you can see that they connect nowhere.
The reason is that you can buy such cables fully assembled and cutting away the unused wires maybe cheaper than buying custom assembled cables.
analogguru
There´s a sucker born every minute - and too many of them end up in the bootweak pedal biz.
Thanks for the reply. The pedal works and sounds okay, so based on what you've said I'm not going to worry about it.analogguru wrote:The wires have been cut away in the factory.
When you look at the track side you can see that they connect nowhere.
The reason is that you can buy such cables fully assembled and cutting away the unused wires maybe cheaper than buying custom assembled cables.
Regards,
tung
Update: I checked another DOD pedal I have with similar construction and sure enough, the brown and yellow wires were clipped off. Thanks again.analogguru wrote:The wires have been cut away in the factory.
When you look at the track side you can see that they connect nowhere.
The reason is that you can buy such cables fully assembled and cutting away the unused wires maybe cheaper than buying custom assembled cables.
analogguru
tung
- astrobass
- Cap Cooler
Hey,
I asked DOD for the schem for my FX69B. Here it is, factory schem and BOM. There are some really good mod suggestions in the Pimp My Cheap Pedal forum, and in the second Wampler book. The original pedal isn't very good, very high pitched, fizzy, noisy and has a bad bass roll off. You can turn it into a KILLER fuzz pedal though.
I asked DOD for the schem for my FX69B. Here it is, factory schem and BOM. There are some really good mod suggestions in the Pimp My Cheap Pedal forum, and in the second Wampler book. The original pedal isn't very good, very high pitched, fizzy, noisy and has a bad bass roll off. You can turn it into a KILLER fuzz pedal though.
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