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I love that your actually experimenting! Do many others just show tried and true just to be safe. If that takes 4 vids to figure it out then 4 it is. Quit apologizing. Your obviously getting better at the video recording and stay mostly in frame. No huge off topic rambles. (On topic rambles are great for understanding your thinking process) Not to mention the great low cost upscaling ideas. Shit just keep it up and have fun! Thanks for the great video and the wonderful complications my mind will do with them.

Thats sick, I did the same thing with 1N34a germanium diodes, and it sounded knarly.

hey have you ever tried out any bazz fuss projects im interested in seeing your take on a circuit like that, personally its my favorite thing to have fun with and i think it could be a really valuable education to get into super super simple circuits that arent premade modules

The pedal is rad. Also love talking to you on the gram of the insta variety

I want to see that. You made me fall in love with BAT41's. Red LEDs can tell their story walking. 1N4148 high-five my soul.

Hej! I don't get why you wire the *top left pin* to the *LED positive.* 🤔 That connects the IN lead to the LED when _ON,_ and connects the circuit board to the LED when _BYPASSED._ Which I'm not sure I nderstand why.🙃

No point in removing poly, as you can paint over it after giving it a bit of a sand, and have a great finish. If you want to get to bare wood, you'd be better off just getting another body. Trying to get that stripped body back to a paint or laquer ready state would be a nightmare.

Pedal party!! Book marking this for when I finally click 'place order' on that shopping cart full of vero components!

I'm interested

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Pardon my Google Translate English The LM386 is an output operational amplifier, ready to be connected directly to a speaker Using the LM386 as a pedal is under-taking advantage of its advantages The LM386, depending on the supply voltage, can provide almost 1W of power, which is already more than most AM/ FM desktop radios provide in terms of sound. Placing a 10uF electrolytic capacitor between terminals 1 and 8 increases the LM386 gain from 20X to 200X, with a series potentiometer providing adjustable gain Analyze the LM386 datasheet to check I would use the LM386 to make a study guitar micro amp, so small it could be hung around my waist This micro-amplifier could also count on increased distortion by diodes/leds, as you demonstrated Thank you for your attention 😁👍

by 30 seconds in, i knew i had to subscribe - thank you algorithm :D

Ohh, Sad That I Did Not Know You Made This Video BeforeHand, I have SOme Cool Radioactive Russian Military Surplus Swittches And Other Ones That Not Many people Have Seen. :) Maybe Next Time When You Make Video Of SOmething Ask Me If I Have SOmething Cool For It, My Whole Shack Is Packed With Intetresting Old Soviett Electronics And One Of My Rooms In My House Is Packed With Raadio / Audio / Electro Devices And Parts From Soviet KGB Aggent TThatt Haave Passed And I Inhereted The Devices :) There AAre Prety Cool Bugg Devvices And All That Crazy Stuff.

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I'm gonna come down. Let me have this cup of coffee. How's that ADHD working out for you?

Suggestion: Put a clear bottom cover so to see the led lights through the bottom.

There is no such thing as too many fuzz pedals. Only not enough fuzz pedals.

ah little red PT2399 board... my nemesis.... you have defeated me twice... since our first battles I have grown in skill and built several other delay and reverb circuits from scratch using merely the chip you contain... and yet your pre-made-redness and the reverb trapped within continue to elude me.... you are a worthy foe...

Yo, bro! Nice to see you again ;) I've not watched video (for now), but first wanna ask you: have you prevented issue of zero values on pot? There is an interesting way of how It can be done on electrosmash site. I can share link with you, need your e-mail.

Thank you for doing this experiment, I expected it from you. We all know that 70-80% of pedals, budget karaoke equipment, karaoke dvds, etc. They use pt2399. But in the same way, why is so much noise generated in this stereo delay? I have two budget pedals based on this same chip and the sound is crystal clear (thank god), maybe the r27 resistor mod is required for this one project? Thanks for all your contributions! Keep rockin'!

This sound really edgeish but Where does all the noise come from? Is it inherent to the IC?

Cool

Fun fact the stronger spring in the switch at 23:00 helps prevent arcing(sparks) between the contacts inside by reducing bouncing and the time they are in light contact which is why they last longer. The wiggle in the other one can cause damage and wear out the switch. Hope this is helpful.

The drone machine. Man this is awesome. It’d be cool to put this in a way pedal enclosure so you can sweep the pot with your foot.

hi, great vid, gonna try it out myself. I was curious. What is the song playing around the 19:00 mark????????????????

The best part about this format is that we can watch and rewatch. I was lucky enough to take 2 years of electronics in highschool, but dumb enough to not pay attention 90% of the time. Thanks for this refresher!

I’ve been messing with passive diode pedals recently. If you put a buffered pedal in front of it you don’t have as much of a volume drop and it’s less muddy and fuzzy with the buffer. More crunch. And if you run a boost into it you can get a dynamic drive sound.

Very cool! I would never have considered such a mod, but of course with all things electronics, there are no rules!

That was a good video, especially the greatest swedish actor at the end wearing that famous Zurowetz cap. Dolph Lundgren forever!

Can I use your costume switch for my space-frog costume? Oh, you meant "custom" switch...😀

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Your iron isn’t hot enough. Get a Weller. Cheap and works well.

Hom many guitars I need? n+1 ;)

this 15:09 switch could be applied to a pedal to be a "foot lever" to turn some shit on/off xD do it do it do it please

Congrats! Your channel is the best and I’m glad you have built a community. I would never have gotten into building effects pedals without your videos making it look attainable with those LM386 chips.

liked and subbed..Dude what would the closest wiring be for early 70s japanese p bass clone?? there no switch...pretty sure its a ground wire issue, but theres no back plate...i don't know where these things have a ground wire soldered. congrats on 2k

No *Nintendo Switch* though...

21:53 If both channels are connected to the middle, then both channels are connected together as well, or I misunderstood something. I guess you meant channels are not connected to each other when the switch is in another position.