about this: a metal cased 9V jack?
that looked strange to me since i watched the pic the first time.
https://web.archive.org/web/20051028080 ... /fab50.htmMAGICBOY VIBE - The MOST ACCURATE and righteous Uni-Vibe sounds to be had in a package this size.
Half the size of the next largest authentic sounding Vibe pedal. This is not a copy of the Uni-Vibe circuit, but rather a unique approach to generating those same lush swirling tones. Speed control on the outside with a large knob so you can turn it with your foot, intensity trim pot on the inside. The trim is a very sensitive adjustment, but once you get it dialed in to taste it's set it and forget it.
https://web.archive.org/web/20090906163 ... _vibe.htmlPICKLE VIBE - Righteous Uni-Vibe Sounds
True bypass, small footprint, huge sound..Delivers on thick, lush vibe sounds straight out of the sixties. This is not a copy of the Uni-Vibe circuit, but rather a unique approach to generating those same lush swirling tones. Speed control on the outside with a large knob so you can turn it with your foot, intensity trim pot on the inside. The trim is a very sensitive adjustment, but once you get it dialed in to taste, it's set it and forget it.
Not sure, can't find a clear shot of the "pre-smd" Pickle. I am tempted to grab the Magic Boy but price is a bit high.karul wrote: ↑08 Oct 2021, 21:19 I never saw what's inside Pickle Vibe, but is there any significant difference?
https://web.archive.org/web/20051028080 ... /fab50.htmMAGICBOY VIBE - The MOST ACCURATE and righteous Uni-Vibe sounds to be had in a package this size.
Half the size of the next largest authentic sounding Vibe pedal. This is not a copy of the Uni-Vibe circuit, but rather a unique approach to generating those same lush swirling tones. Speed control on the outside with a large knob so you can turn it with your foot, intensity trim pot on the inside. The trim is a very sensitive adjustment, but once you get it dialed in to taste it's set it and forget it.
https://web.archive.org/web/20090906163 ... _vibe.htmlPICKLE VIBE - Righteous Uni-Vibe Sounds
True bypass, small footprint, huge sound..Delivers on thick, lush vibe sounds straight out of the sixties. This is not a copy of the Uni-Vibe circuit, but rather a unique approach to generating those same lush swirling tones. Speed control on the outside with a large knob so you can turn it with your foot, intensity trim pot on the inside. The trim is a very sensitive adjustment, but once you get it dialed in to taste, it's set it and forget it.
Newer version of Magic boy from the one above.
http://tapesoundoctaver.blogspot.com/20 ... pedal.html
opamps - LMC6482IM, jfets - 2N5484 (SMD M6B), switching - 12F676, speed pot - 100k lin
i mean, it's ok to install a power jack, there's no problem here.
https://www.mylespaul.com/threads/pickl ... st-2937570The Magic Boy (black or white) have the same circuit with depth trimmer as the Pickle. Yes, like every pedal, they will sound a little different and not have the exact trimmer settings. We recently got a hold of the last batch of Magic Boys ever so, the Pickle Vibe is the only one currently offered. Thanks,
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I guess I was more puzzled by the choice of using a snap connector after going through all the trouble of installing the jack. (fyi Seller wants $180)Intripped wrote: ↑09 Oct 2021, 08:15i mean, it's ok to install a power jack, there's no problem here.
the problem is that the power jack that this guy installed is a metal cased power jack, that could easily cause electrical shorts, if it's not very well isolated from the pedal's metal enclosure.