Here it is:
(http://i1075.photobucket.com/albums/w429/timd33/DSC05769.jpg)
you are one sick son of a gun. love it!! ;)
what's the third knob tho, just a master volume?
Guilty as charged! Yeah - the first knob on the pedal is the master volume (not pictured on the schematic). This thing is loud and I needed that knob to tame it a bit.
Might be interesting to run a keyboard through that.
I agree - if I have some time, I'll try it.
heck, i'd like to hear some VOCALS go thru this thing!!
;)
so...master volume standard 100k or so?
Cool!
Quote from: pinkjimiphoton on October 17, 2012, 10:54:45 PM
heck, i'd like to hear some VOCALS go thru this thing!!
;)
so...master volume standard 100k or so?
I put the standard 100K Log on there.
sweet, thanks for the info...
i may try and build one up tomorrow if i get around to it! ;)
Quote from: Electron Tornado on October 17, 2012, 10:19:16 PM
Might be interesting to run a keyboard through that.
Here you go!
love it! :icon_twisted:
Jimi - hope to have a video with some vocal content maybe tomorrow.
hey bro, that would be cool...but i think you'll have to record it as an inline rather than an ambient effect, cuz that thing is outta control!!
reminds me of an uglyface some, love how you can molest it via the knobs on your guitar...f'in sick!!
So, uh, if you use it in conjunction with a Whammy pedal, does that keep your note on pitch? :icon_mrgreen:
Sounds like a fun pedal, just not somethng to keep a marriage together, eh?
On the other hand, if your in-laws are staying a little longer than you were expecting.....
Quote from: Mark Hammer on October 18, 2012, 03:00:53 PM
So, uh, if you use it in conjunction with a Whammy pedal, does that keep your note on pitch? :icon_mrgreen:
Sounds like a fun pedal, just not somethng to keep a marriage together, eh?
On the other hand, if your in-laws are staying a little longer than you were expecting.....
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Quote from: timd on October 18, 2012, 02:42:05 PM
Quote from: Electron Tornado on October 17, 2012, 10:19:16 PM
Might be interesting to run a keyboard through that.
Here you go!
The first bit sounds like Hendrix playing bagpipes!! The rest sounds like Hendrix doing Nintendo. Hmmm..would that be Psycho Mario or Jimi-Kong?
Quote from: Mark Hammer on October 18, 2012, 03:00:53 PM
So, uh, if you use it in conjunction with a Whammy pedal, does that keep your note on pitch? :icon_mrgreen:
Sounds like a fun pedal, just not somethng to keep a marriage together, eh?
Great amounts of fun, but my wife asked what I was doing out there in the garage. Also for the record - my cat hates the pedal.
My keyboard's got a Paula Abdul demo in it. I definitely need to give this a try.
Hilarious! I used to have a keyboard that had the Wham song "Wake Me Up" on it.
sick...just sick :icon_wink:
Quote from: pinkjimiphoton on October 17, 2012, 10:54:45 PM
heck, i'd like to hear some VOCALS go thru this thing!!
;)
I tried it out today with a mic, and I think its a little too crazy for vocals.
OK I'm building this right now. What names would you give the different pots? Accept for the Volume one of course ::)
I am speechless at the beauty and destructive force of this. That is just crazy cool. You could just destroy a bar with that pedal.
Quote from: alparent on November 02, 2012, 07:36:41 PM
OK I'm building this right now. What names would you give the different pots? Accept for the Volume one of course ::)
I'm up for suggestions. Best ones can name the pots.
Quote from: zambo on November 03, 2012, 04:10:38 AM
I am speechless at the beauty and destructive force of this. That is just crazy cool. You could just destroy a bar with that pedal.
That means alot - thanks.
The deluxe version with a switch to kill the oscillator!
nice. ;)
Please explain the oscillator switch. Where do I add this? I'm really good at reading schematics :o)
Quote from: alparent on November 04, 2012, 01:58:53 AM
Please explain the oscillator switch. Where do I add this? I'm really good at reading schematics :o)
This switch turns on/off the connection to pin 1.