DOD 585 analog delay problem......

[fluxus]

I'm new here so Hello to y'all! I bought recently a DOD 585 performer series and I have a problem cause the delayed signal has a bad tremolo, I run it with 2 new 9V batteries and I tried to set the trim inside but nothing. It's not so laud but it has a bad tremolo. could someone advise something to do? I should replace some caps?

thanks

[fluxus]

I made this web page for this pedal, if could be useful......

http://www.sonicurbs.com/dod585/index.htm

[fluxus]

nobody helps me? I replaced the 3101 chip cause I have an other but nothing, the bad tremolo still to be heard.....someone knows what could I do?

someone wants buy it?

[Mark Hammer]

I don't know if this is the problem, but looking at the pictures of the board you posted (thanks! ), those yellow electrolytic capacitors look at risk for fracture because of being bent over.  Make sure that none of them has a broken lead near the base.

[Barcode80]

I also have this pedal. LOVE it. I've repainted the box and changed the led to a bright blue one, but it is a great pedal. However, if you are just wanting to fix the pedal and aren't really bothered by the idea of not fixing it yourself, DOD charges a flat 25 bucks + shipping to fix anything on the pedal, as long as the board is still ok. you should contact them if you just want the pedal to work.

[dr]

....fluxus-check the leads of the transistor closest to the MN3005 and also the transistor close to the 4007-the legs could be contacting that glass diode near the bottom of the MN3005, also maybe the cap nearest the 4007....I had one of these and had a similar problem and can't remember which it was...if you decide to give up on it, I'll give it a shot!....

[fluxus]

Thanks-- I'll check it out again.......thanks for the advices!