Having them sorted is so important. I actually did my resistor groupings by base value. Eg. 4.7, 47, 470, 4.7K, 47K, 470K, 4.7M, 47M are all in one drawer.
Can you tell about all capacitor i mean why u use polyproplene or film capacitor more than ceramic? Will there be any pro and consabour ceramic capacitor? Plz tell about indeApth Thankyou :)
hello steve ( i dont know your name p:DIY Guitar Pedals ), can you make the statistic list for the resistors ? just like you did on the paper for the caps
I'm amazed nobody like Tayda has made up a good pedal building oriented starter pack of components, like they have basic resistor and capacitor packs etc.
Thank you so much for this. Question: I've always been curious as to what quality to buy. I've asked around and have found no answers from anyone as of yet. Would, say, $2-3 Mundorf resistors be worth it? Audience caps costing $50 a pop? Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Great video. Thanks for the good advice. I have decided to start building quite a few more pedals and hopefully get my young son interested in the builds too. (He has perfect pitch and comes in quite handy when dialling in caps n resistors hehe). We have found your products to be good quality and your instructions and guide videos, second to none. It's usually a pain trying to figure out what to order next for stock (especially between, needing, wanting and wishing), so I'm looking forward to your next video in this series. P.S. I blame you for my new addiction to those 9mm Alpha pots.
+ssorc werdna Awesome, thanks Ssorc! Im looking forward to when my son gets to an age where a soldering iron can be used more for a tool then a weapon. Don't worry I get blamed for a lot of pedal related addiction :)
Hello there. Anyone know if could I replace 1x 50pF Ceramic Disc Capacitor for a 47pF or 50pF? I'm trying to build a TS9 clone that requires 1x 50pF one. Thanks in advance.
That's a great question. With all the talk about current flow and capacitor values and the like, I'm not sure how they affect the sound. For instance, what is the difference between components used for a chorus pedal vs. those used for a fuzz?
Is there a drastic change between metal film and carbon film resistors? I know its about the tolerance but, is it really worth the pay the difference and get blue ones?
About the capacitors... I know the ceramic once are not the "audio" type capacitors, but for lower range capacity, like less than 10n(103), it's hard to come around the film ones. So my question is it worth bother searching and buying the film capacitors of the value less than 10n or is it ok to use ceramics for those?
I have the same question but regarding box caps vs multi-layer or ceramic - can these be interchanged. I've heard that "A cap is a cap, is a cap" and the difference is only really noticeable if you're a perfectionist. In the process of making a mid-boost pedal and using ceramics in place of anything else. Will be interesting!
Sir, I'm looking to change an orange drop 104 cap (100n) for an electrolitic or film cap to upgrade a clean boost would you recomend to change the value? I look for more clarity and better sweep so I thought of a .22 or .47 is that ok, will my pedal still work? Which one would you recomend ?
Generally for caps you want to get as close as you can to double the voltage of the circuit. Since most guitar pedals run on 9 V, you wouldn't want to a capacitor lower than 16 volts. You can also use a higher voltage capacitor so long as it will fit in the pedal.
What types of resistors should I avoid, and why? And thanks a lot, I love your channel! I’ve learned way more about making pedals from you than any other single source of info.
I am learning too and this channel is great to understand guitar pedals and to learn how to build them ! You are definitely at the right place ! (sorry for my bad English i'm French)
I am getting back into pedal building after a long hiatus and building my inventory again. Your channel is definitely the best one to follow for pedal builders. Did you happen to cover common potentiometers stock up list somewhere?
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DIY Pedal Parts List
470n-1
330n-2
220n-22
150n-2
100n-67
82n-1
68n-1
50n-3
47n-28
39n-2
33n-8
27n-1
22n-13
15n-7
10n-26
8n2-2
6n8-9
5n6-1
4n7-8
4n-1
3n3-9
3n-1
2n2-15
1n8-2
1n5-3
1nf-15
What are the wattage ratings on these capacitor or resistors values? For example, 1 kohm-1Watt at OBRG banded. Nice drawers BTW!
Thank you kind stranger
You are a kind stranger
@@starbound03 thank you!
appreciated!
Having them sorted is so important. I actually did my resistor groupings by base value. Eg. 4.7, 47, 470, 4.7K, 47K, 470K, 4.7M, 47M are all in one drawer.
spreadsheet?
Is there a spreadsheet available anywhere?
Right, you would think that video is pretty much the worst format for this
Can you tell about all capacitor i mean why u use polyproplene or film capacitor more than ceramic?
Will there be any pro and consabour ceramic capacitor?
Plz tell about indeApth
Thankyou :)
hello steve ( i dont know your name p:DIY Guitar Pedals ), can you make the statistic list for the resistors ? just like you did on the paper for the caps
Thank you endlessly for making these videos.
I'm amazed nobody like Tayda has made up a good pedal building oriented starter pack of components, like they have basic resistor and capacitor packs etc.
Thank you so much for this. Question: I've always been curious as to what quality to buy. I've asked around and have found no answers from anyone as of yet. Would, say, $2-3 Mundorf resistors be worth it? Audience caps costing $50 a pop? Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Even cheapo resistors and capacitors are good if they are the the right value
Lol a 3 cent cap and a 50$ one do thr same job my dude.
Great video. Thanks for the good advice. I have decided to start building quite a few more pedals and hopefully get my young son interested in the builds too. (He has perfect pitch and comes in quite handy when dialling in caps n resistors hehe). We have found your products to be good quality and your instructions and guide videos, second to none. It's usually a pain trying to figure out what to order next for stock (especially between, needing, wanting and wishing), so I'm looking forward to your next video in this series.
P.S. I blame you for my new addiction to those 9mm Alpha pots.
+ssorc werdna Awesome, thanks Ssorc! Im looking forward to when my son gets to an age where a soldering iron can be used more for a tool then a weapon. Don't worry I get blamed for a lot of pedal related addiction :)
Hello there. Anyone know if could I replace 1x 50pF Ceramic Disc Capacitor for a 47pF or 50pF? I'm trying to build a TS9 clone that requires 1x 50pF one. Thanks in advance.
So how can one differentiate what each component does/contributes to a guitar effect?
they do different things in different circuits
That's a great question. With all the talk about current flow and capacitor values and the like, I'm not sure how they affect the sound. For instance, what is the difference between components used for a chorus pedal vs. those used for a fuzz?
Is there a drastic change between metal film and carbon film resistors? I know its about the tolerance but, is it really worth the pay the difference and get blue ones?
I always had problem building pedal with mylar caps, even they're same value
What would be the issues?
About the capacitors... I know the ceramic once are not the "audio" type capacitors, but for lower range capacity, like less than 10n(103), it's hard to come around the film ones. So my question is it worth bother searching and buying the film capacitors of the value less than 10n or is it ok to use ceramics for those?
I have the same question but regarding box caps vs multi-layer or ceramic - can these be interchanged. I've heard that "A cap is a cap, is a cap" and the difference is only really noticeable if you're a perfectionist. In the process of making a mid-boost pedal and using ceramics in place of anything else. Will be interesting!
It should be fine, effects layouts has done it and has had no difference in tone
Can confirm after building my boost pedal
Yeah yeah we get it.
Sir, I'm looking to change an orange drop 104 cap (100n) for an electrolitic or film cap to upgrade a clean boost would you recomend to change the value? I look for more clarity and better sweep so I thought of a .22 or .47 is that ok, will my pedal still work? Which one would you recomend ?
what about capacitors Volts??? what is the best to use or stock?
Generally for caps you want to get as close as you can to double the voltage of the circuit. Since most guitar pedals run on 9 V, you wouldn't want to a capacitor lower than 16 volts. You can also use a higher voltage capacitor so long as it will fit in the pedal.
What types of resistors should I avoid, and why? And thanks a lot, I love your channel! I’ve learned way more about making pedals from you than any other single source of info.
mlcc caps are good for pf values and 1uf ....in my opinion
mlcc for 1uf to save space...
I'm a newbie to electronics and I'm looking for a place to learn. I love guitar effects! Am I in the right place to learn?
I am learning too and this channel is great to understand guitar pedals and to learn how to build them ! You are definitely at the right place ! (sorry for my bad English i'm French)
Do you have any recommendations for what brands to look at or avoid?
Would these be similar to what we would use in the guitar itself?
can you elaborate on your brown film cap vs green film cap explanation?
Thanks
There is no discernible difference apart from colour.
Can I ask where you got your parts organizers?
Looks like screw or nail organizers but idk
That would be so cool
Very useful!!
I am getting back into pedal building after a long hiatus and building my inventory again. Your channel is definitely the best one to follow for pedal builders. Did you happen to cover common potentiometers stock up list somewhere?
B10k, B50k, B100k, B250k, B500k, A100k, A250k, A500k, those are the most common types of pots.