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Thanks Gordo. I used the tayda ones on mine since it's just for me, they work really well.


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I would love to have a copy of that photoshop file to use as a starting point if you're up to it.

That's was actually a really good question, but yes both trimpots are in the right place- had to double check though.

I'll look into getting something a little bette for a power supply. Any personal recommendations? And I bought a set of matched Sets from JDsleep (for both attempts).

One spot is a great inexpensive way to go. Also, a battery snap with a dc plug in the end is one of my favorites. And, if you're going to be playing, a DC Brick power supply like Dunlop works fantastic.


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That's very cool. Seth Lover's stuff is a great read also. I think I posted it a while back. I love this sort of geekery.


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Cheap powder supplies play hell on phasers, I don't know why, but I've experienced it myself. And the fets, did you match them yourself?


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With what are you powering it? Where do you get your gets? Do you reflow all of your soldering, there are a couple of the square pads that don't look like they have any solder on the pads. Did you check all of your resistors to make sure they weren't mislabeled in the pack in which they came?  Did you use news ICs anyway? Is your LFO working? What are your voltages?


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I do the same thing when I get new gear, I need to see the inside.


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Bwahahaha, that's funny. Nice job, looks great.


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I'm trying to get one to be a click once and it mutes it, click again it unmutes. The other should be just when the button is pressed, like an onboard killswitch but as a footswitch instead. I know I need to get two different switches, but how to I put them in one circuit? Thanks!

Gotcha. I see you got your answer too. Have fun.


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I have a great big reverb tank out of a long gone amplifier that I want to use to build one of these.  Woodworking is not my forte, so it's gonna take some time.


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Why are you trying to combine the two, it appears they do the same thing? What is the end result you're looking for?


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That's a lot of shiny knobs there. I like it.


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I'll second Jon, and audio probe will / should lead you straight to the issue.


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That turned out really well.


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I love the art on that, clean inside and out.


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