Most of the component values are tweakable. The two filtering caps (10n in schematic+vero layout) can be changed anything from 4,7n to 47n (larger values for more bass) It works from +5 to +12v. pin 14 on 4069 is not connected directly to +voltage but through 1k resistor and then a 47uF from pin 14 to ground (this part is missing from my schematic but it is drawn on the vero layout).
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Would love to hear how this sounds!
thanks a lot for sharing your circuits! I'm new to electronics, and have a simple question because I'm not 100% sure how this circuit works: I'd like to use this circuit without DPDT switch, but can't get my head around on what this switch connects and disconnects.. So this circuit has two states of output or only one (i.e. wet and dry)?
I've built this circuit, but have no dpdt switch and would like to always have a "wet" signal. Which wire have to go where then?
Sorry for maybe a bit confusing question.
Hope to hear from you.
Thanks a lot in advance
Hello Unknown,
Don't know if you're still interested in doing this but the switch is to add a distortion stage, otherwise it puts out a filtered signal. What the switch does is send the output of the filter to the input of the distortion while simultaneously changing the out to the jack.
thanks for reply. Yes, I've soldered this one the same day I wrote that question. Something wasn't working, and I haven't got a switch and didn't wanted to use it in general, but I turned this thingy into a bit more simplified version of a filter with frequency control going up to the resonance range which is great.
Integrated this one into a specific modular version set, if you've heard of - Tangible Waves / AE Modular system. Bought a few original modules and the rest made myself. Modular runs on 5V so it's super easy for all DIY stuff.
Head down for sharing schematics!
Kidnly,
Ben
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