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i tried everything still has terrible hum from these hotrails amazon shyte i see one guy did the same no noise or hum on his on mine too much when i put the tone volume up if down no noise and most noise on the first switch not sure why

OMG Guitar DESTROYED!!! (LOL JK) I am not a relic lover, BUT, mostly because it is a bullshit thing that manufacturers do to up the price. I am all for you making your guitar fit your likes. My daughter took color Sharpie to her acoustic and drew all over it. I keep asking if she wants to clear coat over it. "NO, I can clean it off with ISO and redo it if I want this way!"Let her do her. At least I can tell when she practiced.

He he "relic a neck" sounds so funny to say 😀

Hello! I think thats very cool relic guide! By the way don't you want to try to make a real analog tape delay? Your P2399 delay project is very similar to it in terms of how it works. But a real tape delay sounds awesome. And there no more guids about DIY analog tape delay on TH-cam, so you might be first.

Very cool. You probably should let everyone know you're doing a left handed neck, early on. Some are probably going to bury you in "low" vs. "high".

Gotoh and grover tuners are nice

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What's the tiny guitar in the background?

Hi, does this mod change the original out to Dry only, or is it still blend of dry and wet? If both, Can it be dry only?

Hello What is Stratocaster Squier? Very pretty.

Thank you for your video, man! Your content and you are really grate. I hope you can get whatever you want from your works. I just really like to watch your videos and.. just chill? To be honest, your the first one on whole TH-cam which I can say that about! Thank you for your video and works

i love this

HAHAHAHAHA I watching it because YOU posted it! Said the Bass Player. (There I edited this so nobody knows that I typed "toy" instead of "you.")

Can you post a diagram and schematic for this design as well as a list of needed parts?

Ahhh man I followed this video and maybe I missed something but you had to solder the pcb with the pods… thats much easier and solid

I have a Realistik microcassette recorder my grandmother gave me... it no longer works, but I'd like to fix it... the batteries leaked acid inside and i don't know what else may be wrong with it.

Walkman 😮

Turning into a dirt pedal, or a tape delay

You Brits just get weird on your own cameras when you’re doing serious content. Ty for the good stuff.

You can relic those guitars easily. You just need the adequate technique. It's the ideal mixture of detail and randomness. And let's be real, almost all DIY relic jobs look cheap and fake. However, you're right, that it's more difficult then let's say with a traditional nitro guitar.

hola. puedes darme la lista de materiales por favor

ok. i got a handful of them zener diodes. and a lm386, so your easy swap test pedal threw me, as to the location of the "clipper pair" in the signal path. scratching my head i think " it only makes sense to clip the amplifyed signal prior to the speaker output... i know a mag. pickup wont produce enough signal to clip. maybe an active one will.... IDK. im not sure what your setup is. you made single lm386 pedals, parallel lm386 pedals, have you run any in series? im planning on starting with 1 - lm386 module. unfortunately, i have the lower wattage N-1 opamp. 👍🏻

I want to build something similar but was wondering why you used two of the circuit boards instead of just one?

Try adding a 555 circuit with an envelope filter and expression pedal on the envelope so you get an oscillation with an adjustable timed delay arpeggio type sound.. is how the fart box works except they add a sample bite into the mix.. the way your “experimenting” with the circuit youre going to end up burning out that chipset.. it gets pretty crazy when you start adding modules into the mix yourself as long as youre understanding the circuit as a whole. Good electronic learning path to take..

To offset the signal leech/volume loss from the passive tone boards, just add a PAM8403 (mono) or PAM8406 (dual channel) gain/amplification module. You can get 50-100 of them for like $10-20. Use a voltage regulator to convert the 9v power supply to somewhere between 3v to 5v (if you don’t do this you will burn out the op amp). These are similar to the LM386 modules but they’re cheaper, smaller, and I personally prefer their tonal quality. But yeah, they’re suuuuper simple to use and it would solve your volume issues.

7:51 What's the _third comonent_ you tried right after the delay? Was that a *microphone?*

It's funny to see this video from yours popping up right after I told you I was gonna experiment with *PT2399* based on _your previous videos._ You didn't tell me you had that in stock. 😀Jätte bra!

very good video! I love these experiments with this $1 board. The best part was the potentiometer with the capacitor, I want more please!

i think the cap pot is acting as a filter and somehow its introducing some changes in the lfo (some warbling) which is super cool. love to see more of these curious experiments!

I thought it was interesting and informative. I had fun watching and taking notes as I have 5 of the same chip but a different board on an actual "slow boat from China" headed this way. Unfortunately the EQ boards I ordered with it were refunded as they ran out of stock or "We might have some in a month." But like I said I want to try a Fuzverb voiced for bass.

The most fun things imo to play around with are when you add knobs to like the delay time or you make a feedback. You can play with the resistor on the time knob (if you add one) and you can play with the pot value, giving you different delay times. To add feedback, if i remember right, you can have wires going off one of the bigger capacitors connecting it and a ground to a pot. The yellow one you used i liked alot if it was just a tad louder maybe even slightly brighter. The cap pot was super cool. I bet if you put 2 or more together and change the pitch of each repeat for each board you could make weird pitch rhythms.

I'm doing same thing to my stratocaster! But I'm re doing it rn because I drilled it little too far :(

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What would be very cool on this project would be an three-position A/B/AB switch to route the input signal to either LM386 or both, and an indicator LED for each to show when it is active. An alternate approach might be to leave the signal routing as-is, but use a three position switch to route power to each half of the circuit as desired. Very awesome project you’ve got here.

So the other potentiometer inside the pedal, what is that set to? And also, can a volume pot be added?

That pickup for fenned fret neck ?

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Nice! Thanks! 👍

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So cool👏

So rad

Banana themed pedals and graffix !

Put some of that awesome thought process towards a Router Table. I used a piece of Plywood, an abused used plunge router that one side of the "Table" could be bolted to the work bench and the other side I got some heavy wall steel pipe to be the legs. Then all I had to do was bolt the router to the bottom of the table. Cumbersome to set up but it all broke down flat to slide between my desk and workbench. The makeshift shop I fit myself into was 6.5' Wide and 10' long. Cramped was the name of the game. Rebuilt two cars and made my Daughters first bed in that little space. Great job fixing that headstock though. It would be fine even if you just applied finish. Only someone handling it would see it if they looked.

Is the banana your new mascot? It's great! 🍌

You're all kinds of handy! Nice job!

I have 7 Ibanez RGs (one I built out of parts, one is in pieces for parts for my son's guitar), a Schecter C-7, a Fender acoustic/electric and two basses (Mexican Fender Jazz and an Ibanez SR405EQM 5 string). I love them all, I may sell the Schecter for more pedals (I have 71 pedals, and am still building that fuzz pedal). Almost all of my guitars have been modded, as well.