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Shit yeah! I'd be in for at least one or two of those. If you could find a way to do something like Rick's submini FireFly, that would be boner-ific! 

I still can't believe that nobody has put together a project with the Zvex Nano schematic and info at FreeStompBoxes. 

Dude. That is so far over my head that I can only say "rock on!" and clap. 

Over at DIYSB, solderman posted a cool project based on the Guyatone flanger, which uses a MN3207/MN3102 pair. I think it sounds great. I'd actually like to see that one done up as a madbean project, because I don't care for solderman's all-in-one layout (it has the 3pdt pads on the board).

My build is actually kinda noisy, and I'm not sure if it's a layout issue (probably not) or a little too much gain or something else.

Bean, have you noticed this in your latest layout?

Sorry to dig up old shit, but I just got a red Ross Flanger in a trade. This thing sounds *awesome*. The board layout is also quite nice, and it seems like it would be relatively easy to do a straight copy of the artwork (and maybe tighten it up a bit).

The Reticon ship is definitely an issue, but I figured I'd only every build one of these anyway. 

The "In Jack" and "Out Jack" refer to the Tip lug of of the input and output 1/4" jacks, respectively.

I made this one a while back. It's just for the 3PDT, but I've built probably 60 or so pedals with this scheme, so it definitely works.

That would be awesome.

My idea, by the way, is to use a PT2399 to do modulation and NOT use it as a proper delay. I think it would be cool if there were a project to build a chorus/vibrato type effect without resorting to expensive/dodgy old chips, and also with a minimal parts count.

I'm not 100% sure it will work, but I'll give it a shot. I've just posted details here:
http://circuitworkshop.com/forum/index.php?topic=400.0

Oh yeah. Duh. 

Actually, I just used the generic 16 pin op-amp used in the Guassmarkov library, so there's nothing special about it. It's the DIL16 package.

Then how did you draw up the schematic to show the whole IC as a single rectangle with pin numbers?

That's what I really want to be able to do.

Brian,

I figure you must have made a PT2399 part for Eagle since obviously that's what is used in the Doombutter.

I'm working on a delay-based project at the moment, and I really could use the 2399 in Eagle.

Would you mind sharing this? Or could I have the Eagle file for the Doombutter so I could import the part into my library?

Thanks!


PS - If the project works out like I hope, I'll be sharing it with the community at large.

Yes sir, that has got some steampunk-esque qualities. Very nice.


I built the Macheen way back when madbean first made the layout:

Yeah-uh!