/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>369976
I highly recommend re-flowing all of the joints with some 60/40 rosin core solder. I suspect a cold solder joint.

I like to open up some of my early builds and see how atrocious my soldering skills were.

Practice practice practice

>>369947
Just place it the way the white graphic says

>>369918
the square solder pad usually means positive

Decimator noise suppressor

>>369886
Hit the lights

>>369120
I have only found CE-2 and 3

>>368976
Yep. just attach an led to pin 7 of the LFO opamp. Assuming that it uses opamps and not BBDs. In that case I don't know

>>368939
There are stompbox reverb units that use tanks.

On GeneralGuitarGadgets there is the stage center reverb

>>368935
Over $300......not for me....I /diy/ :)

>>368931
If someone can get me some high quality gut shots of it I'd be more than willing to reverse engineer it.

>>368873
I totally agree....well if you are wiling to splurge Strymon has the Sky Blue reverb. It's digital and it sounds AMAZING. and pretty much anything with a belton brick sounds pretty good. Although it is partially digital. the signal never is digitized, the timer in the PT2399 is controlled digitally if my memory serves me right (the belton brick has 3 PT2399)

>>368825
I wouldn't say agenda, but I get what you mean

>>368848
see>>362208

>>368673
what do you need? contact me on my youtube

>>368131
just a normal 1/4 inch audio jack

>>368111
see>>358905

And for graphics I use:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ne8tcRWkW4

Just finished this yesterday for a local music shop owner. He loved it. He had to show it off to everyone that walked in.
I'm really disappointed with the waterslide though. It didn't show up like that till after the clear coat

It's a magnavibe made from nocentelli's layout I called it GT Vibes because his initials are GT

I love the knobs.... they came off of an ancient Peavey PA head...Solid aluminum, which is a nice change from plastic cored knobs. I used a cut off pot shaft in my drill press to spin them with some super fine steel wool to restore them without damaging them.

>>366443
to change a guitar pedal to a bass pedal you need to change the input and output capacitors to a larger value. Since you are green to pedal making You may not know where to find the input and output caps, so I would suggest buying a diy pedal kit (make sure it's for bass)to get your feet wet. maybe do some reading/asking questions at diystompboxes.com. they/we are tons of help for new builders. (people won't get all pissy if you ask noobish questions)

And if you like I could assemble a cart of parts that you would need at tayda electronics for a project or two. and I'll post up the layout for what ever project it is. I suggest a build on vero since it doesn't involve making you own pcbs

<span class="deadlink">>>366114[/spoiler]
That's why I like swirls. It looks awesome with no artistic skill required.

I'm not a very talented artist, but I am a somewhat talented 'maker' (humbly said)

>>366109
swirling would be pretty cool. Also look up 'one stroke painting' ...It's a pretty neat lil painting technique

Bump for a project that I'm almost done with. Will post results

>>364689
Search around at diystompboxes.com

There was a few threads about that recently. so just use the search button

>>364819

two of these
http://www.freewebs.com/valvewizard2/siggen.html

and this
http://electro-music.com/forum/topic-12644-50.html&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=

Here's a video of what I have so far

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebRNzyJ5srk

>>364282
I don't know what transistor yet. A guy is sending me some parts and it's one that he's used in a perc before. Pretty much any low gain germanium will work from what I've been told.