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Got a meter? Check with continuity to ground. Or power it up and check it with a meter.


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I'm really digging that, nicely executed.


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This is great! Thanks everyone!

When you're done, make sure you show off your rehoused Behringer pedal. I'm intrigued.

Definitely.


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I found this, it just takes an spst (which only has solder lugs) stomp switch.

the 4 pads are just 2 duplicated pairs.
Connect 1 pad at upper row and 1 pad at lower row will do.


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Is there a schematic that you can find for the pedal. I'm not sure about the switching mechanism.


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Can you hear the difference between an 18v dc adapter and using the charge pump method? I know what 18v does for overdrives and compressors, what about a univibe?


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Looking good. I really dig this effect. It's very unique, and so far, the best implementation of this type of effect.

Looking closely to parts list posted above pn 028148A is very similar to PCB' pn 0028148-000 so maybe it's the same footswitch!

About led I will try with red led and hope it works, and about led's polarity... as I don't know, will try both directions.

In an LED, the short leg is the ground.

I ordered 2 TAPLFO chips 2 months ago, from Electric Druid, that never showed up. They graciously sent another set, but I'm not holding my breath. I'm sure the problem is in customs also.

The switches and loudspeaker are included and by the time the pens I ordered for sale arrive also the testing pins I ordered will be here and everything is in the kit.

Currently testing different speakers ;-)

I am also checking if I can get testclips like the one in the video of decent quality to include it as well but it might not work out.


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Sold! I like the splitter for the 9v, that's really helpful in on desk cord reduction. I'm in man, this sounds like a great project. My audio probe is sorely lacking.


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Test signal currently is a square wave.
Unit would be prepopulated with SMD parts and you need to solder the switches and loudspeaker yourself.

I am aiming below USD 20 for the kit.

Are the parts included or where would you get the loudspeaker? Is the tip included too? I'm very intrigued.


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If over the top phasing with drive in front is your thing and you can hold your breath for ten minutes - https://lectric-fx.com/product/countdown-phaser-v-1-0/

Built it. It's over the top and I love it.


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Yeah, that is really a neat idea. Plus, I get more how to read a signal path in a schematic.

Would that be a pen you sell as a unit or a DIY project?


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Nice job getting it all in there.


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