Here is a Lacesensor doubleganger for my first pedal back in the saddle. Went together easily and works great! Not my best artwork but whatever. The red powder coated enclosure was a gift, so thank you so much.
Very clean build! I love it everything works according to plan!
looks sweet jimilee... i love the demos of these, enjoy! :D
I recognize my decal layout there :)
cool build
Sweet. Another verified build! Thanks for posting, enjoy
Not sure why you don't like your graphics, I think it looks great.
Quote from: m-Kresol on February 18, 2015, 09:45:20 PM
I recognize my decal layout there :)
cool build
Right, it was the easiest way to label everything, I had to draw out the drill guide from the pcb itself. I had to move labels around but thanks for your work.
Quote from: LaceSensor on February 18, 2015, 09:50:01 PM
Sweet. Another verified build! Thanks for posting, enjoy
Thanks for your hard work!
Great job Jimi, I just love mine. Its a permanent fixture on my board.
Cody
Wait, you built a phaser? :o
long time no see Jimi, looks great!
Quote from: selfdestroyer on February 18, 2015, 11:00:31 PM
Great job Jimi, I just love mine. Its a permanent fixture on my board.
Cody
What are some fav settings, this thing does so much!
Quote from: midwayfair on February 18, 2015, 11:28:10 PM
Wait, you built a phaser? :o
I thought I'd try one.....:-p
Nice to see you back at building Jimi. ;)
Quote from: GrindCustoms on February 19, 2015, 02:06:34 AM
Nice to see you back at building Jimi. ;)
Nice to be back Rej!
Awesome job Jimi. Glad to see you.
Phenomenal Jimi! I know you must love the sounds that come out of this beast!
Steve.
Quote from: jimilee on February 19, 2015, 02:00:32 AM
What are some fav settings, this thing does so much!
My normal setting is Dual LFO mode, Slow and Square off , and both Rates just a liiiitle bit out of synch, so they drift in and out of step with each other. Colour backed off just a bit, to remove the quackiness.
Really, really nice build :)
You need to understand how it works to get the most out of it.
Internally there are 4 sets of LED/LDR (vactrol) combos that control 4 phase shift stages
Each stage has one of the four classic "staggered" uni-vibe capacitors (rather than matched caps like in a phase 90 for example).
The two lower frequency of the four are controlled in terms of "depth" by the LF span
The two higher frequency of the four are controlled in terms of "depth" by the HF span
The colour control is a feedback or resonance type control that affects ONLY the LF span
When in single LFO mode, the rate of the sweep is controlled by LFO1
Whether the LF and HF phasing occurs "in phase" ie rising and falling together, or "out of phase" is determined by the left toggle (phase)
When in dual LFO mode, LFO 1 controls the LF sweeps and LFO 2 controls the HF sweeps
Therefore it can be quite nice in dual mode to have the LFOs out of phase
the phase/vibrato switch with red LED indication basically switches between those two modes. vibrato has no clean mixed in. Therfore, oddly, but it makes sense, the blend control acts a volume control in vibrato mode. In phase mode (red led on) the clean tone is added, and then the blend acts as a blend for the phase shifted sounds.
if you used B2k pots for the span controls, you will find you can get a broader/peak-ier/wah-ier sweep at the top end of the spans.
I prefer to back these off a bit. There is a world of sounds in here.
Start off in Single LFO mode with the sweeps in phase for the classic p90 / small stone type effects, then learn and go from there
Last note, the square and slow switches only affect LFO1
Dude, I'm just a bass player 😜.....j/k thanks for the explanation, I'll start there.
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