I can be a TECH now!!!!

[ShredCow]

http://www.buildyourownclone.com/analogdelay.html

AND MAKE LOTS OF $$$$$!!!!




Pretty rad don't ya think? Pity its too tough for the budding amature... then again, I would hate to see all those delay chips frying in a solder sauce.

 

[zac89]

ahh a one second delay. yeah gotta agree its quite cool, but looking at the amount of chips and what nots, it's kinda scary. boy i wonder what cool stuff you could do with a 1 sec delay.

 

[PatheinRaindropMoe]

you is can lah shred. As long can solder, its half the battle won. The other 30% just need to figure out how to read the various part and the legs on the ic, transistor etc. That thing is like zig saw puzzle... Last 20% be on trying to adjust the 6 trim pots within the correct range i guess.

Those ICs come with those socket. Just need to solder the socket in and the ic can pop in and out when like. Those chip really not as delicate as it seem. Hehe, i have use various thing to poke them in out when trying to remove from some board and stuff, and it will still work. Of course, not saying its good to do that.

heh, if really playing geetar is too boring, doing this sorta zig saw can be good, for a break, provided the thing will work in the end

 

[Ized]

I spy TAP TEMPO. cool shit.

 

[Gr3y]

although i've built a couple of pedals myself, able to do good soldering, took electronic diploma..

but no.. i'll still want to leave it to the pro.. what a shame i am..

 

[edder]

kits are like lego... anybody can do it!

 

[jskadiang]

^ anybody with a soldering gun and a hand that doesn't tremble when close to delicate objects, that is.

 

[edder]

its all about practise and how much you really wanna DIY.

 

[Gr3y]

haha i'll leave the soldering to only cables and guitar wiring!

wood working seems alot easier for my case


still.. maybe one day we should all try a byoc

 

[Jr-V]

Wahhhlaooo...Their Flanger Kit still not out mannn..Keep delaying...
Then suddenly pops out a new delay.. pedal

 

[gsonique]

This
one's probably going to be too
difficult for first timers to build,
so if you're looking at this kit just
because you want to get an
uber-analog delay on the cheap,
you should seriously consider
having it prebuilt.

Nah ..like ED said ...lego easy ?!

 

[edder]

yup after that you can consider making pedals for a living! :mrgreen:

 

[ShredCow]

sori, can i be rich not?



k thx bai

 

[edder]

i think goose gotch private island off east coast malaysia right? I only have a yatch to sun bathe and drink beer. :evil: :mrgreen:

 

[gsonique]

oohh yes !!

and a solid gold solder gun!!


I AM TIRED OF FIXING BADLY PUT TOGETHER BYOC PEDALS.
So i decided not to entertain BYOC 'misadventures' no more.
Sorry.

Haish ...my custom Beemer still not delivered yet...

 

[antony-vincent]

i have done electronics at my school and its as simple as getting good solders and checking the circuit once its done.

http://tymusiccenter.com/
thats the site that sells the pedals in singapore. free shipping on prices over $20 :-D

 

[Ized]

So i decided not to entertain BYOC 'misadventures' no more.

Ooo...i wanna go on a 'misadventure' too!

 

[seekz]

You'll need a scope to set the trims for this.