With those 3 position switches you use, you should take a look at my idea using an on-on-on switch (SP3T). Skip ahead to diagram G http://rickviola.com/electronics.htm
« Last Edit: April 29, 2012, 12:07:25 AM by Goodrat »
Here is a video demo of the "Box of Hammers" layout (CB variant) that I posted on page 2. This is a double distortion being boosted with a TS808 circuit... The right side is the exact layout as on page 2. It's being used as a preamp going direct into the fx return on a Blackstar, so it's only going into the power section bypassing the amps preamp.
I sent it to Mark Thompson of ShredKnowledge and he sent it to Sam Bell to demo... Sam is a Beast \m/ \m/
« Last Edit: April 29, 2012, 09:54:15 AM by J0K3RX »
With those 3 position switches you use, you should take a look at my idea using an on-on-on switch (SP3T). Skip ahead to diagram G http://rickviola.com/electronics.htm
I have used and still use the on/on/on switches on some configurations but I like the sound without diode clipping so I use on/off/on... No diodes give a more vintage sound where the diodes give a more compressed modern sound. Plus on/off/on are easier to find.. You could always use a 6 way rotary switch as well is you want to have a lot of configurations...
I think when I get some time I am going to try what WGTP said and try the diodes in the FBL of the second op amp! I haven't really done much of that for whatever reason but I know that all of the pedals that I have built that use this seem to sound and feel better! Maybe have it switchable from fbl to gnd? I also have quite a few BS170's... Gonna try that also as suggested..!