the mods are most certainly done by Kevin, and they consist of making the sync like that of the 1973 oscillators, which i have now. so anyone who has schematics of both (I guess they're out, since there are clones) can tell what was done. it may be just changing a few components. you are referring ...

I would try increasing the value of R15 -- the 2k2 that goes from the comparator pin 3 to the reference voltage -- so that the sync signal is attenuated less. I did this today (4K7, 10K, 20K for fun) and it glitches the waveforms, see picture (this is 10K), can get away with 4K7 actually and it's b...

It cannot, unfortunately.

The Elby PSU 10 can be built pretty thin, trimmer might be highest component if you get clever with Vreg heatsinks

When he says 'hair's breadth' he really means it! Just looking at it funny will knock it out of whack! The chips are sensitive to static so make sure you ground yourself first and don't wear a nylon shirt, if you don't have a proper IC puller you may be able to slide a tiny screwdriver or needle und...

It's not an uncommon issue with WADs. They may be perfectly calibrated in the shop but during shipping or after lack of use, temperature changes, etc., they get out of calibration. There are two trimmers, I think, on the WAD boards that you must adjust until you get the right response for the B out...

Unfortunately we need a bit more info to help, what Rev PCB is it, the original single sided green CGS114 PCB or the new CGS514 red dual PCB? What BOM are you looking at? And surely not BBC557 AND BC557? I love DIY any way.... So back to a problem I have whit a CGS 114 in my BOG. The building notes ...

Thanks! Here it is with some other blinky modules. Wow, very nice! I must apologise as I've been slack in updating the website, I had that switch wiring diagram done to put up a while ago, I too wired it all wrong (twice :cry: hahaha!) nice build! looking so good. just curious, are you the only one...

Thanks Ian!

FWIW both my P and N 311’s were brand new from Mouser, no funny eBay business.

Salut Th°ne!

Actually was trying to finish a new Teezer build and came across this exact issue today! I put LM311P in first without thinking and had this problem, replacing them with LM311N solved it

Hi tttyylll, yes I'm here - which ones are you looking for?

They are here:

http://www.loudestwarning.co.uk/

I can add any you need, but - as ever - rather slow / behind on keeping up with things!

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Tue May 05, 2020 8:02 pm

Thanks! Here it is with some other blinky modules.

Wow, very nice! I must apologise as I've been slack in updating the website, I had that switch wiring diagram done to put up a while ago, I too wired it all wrong (twice hahaha!)

I really like adding paper masking tape to the top of the metal ones and not having more plastic junk - win/win situation! if you use enough torque to break a plastic socket then you already damaged the guitar pedal.I would rather have the tool fail first to tell me that I suck at tightening bolts....

I really like adding paper masking tape to the top of the metal ones and not having more plastic junk - win/win situation!

It's not a demo per se, but a lot of Bi N Tic on this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6Y_uJEdS_4&t=23s Esp a sweep at 3in 50 and then all the weird noisy bits over the top at the the end (that sort of sound like a wonky vocoder) from about 5min, but basically once you pick it out you'll notice it'...

Have you any more information on build / patch? Is it a euro module with minijacks, or is it built with bananas? Sounds like the Keystep and DUSG are not sharing a common ground connection between power supplies, and you are making this connection when you plug the Keystep into another module - whic...

Hahaha! Nice one, that is odd (still the best thread on MW IMO)

In other thoughts might double my prices and still be cheaper than *RS* lol

You could probably fit two wires into the GND receptacle on PSU and then send one to each GND line on the distro, or you could not do this and simply rely on the GND being connected at the module end (this would assume it is), or you could solder a wire on the distro PCB connecting ground lines and ...

I think you prompted me to think about this recently! I was thinking I could just get a 4u panel (full 17”, rather than modules) made for the things I wanted to keep. It’s pretty easy to bananafiy most doepfer stuff, but you do have to take the module apart - if doing that why not just put the modul...

Have you soldered all the little jumpers in?

You can send a PM here and go from there!

Great - a bit OT but just uploaded Phaser wiring to here:

http://www.loudestwarning.co.uk/portfolio/serge-phaser/

Ah yes indeed I should post the wiring, but basically on the phaser PCB there are two mixers, one is the mixer at top of panel, the other I use to mix inputs. Input to phaser goes to mixer first, output of mixer goes to input of phaser, feedback pot is amount of phaser output going in the the mixer,...