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#1
Yes, I've tried a variety including a MXR ISO-Block.
#2
Everything squeals starting from the first component. I really don't want to chuck this in the bin, but am I out of options here?
#3
One thing I noticed is that there are no electrolytic capacitors (or any for that matter) from C19-C21. Only C22. Just confirming the others mentioned apply to the 2015 model. I have them on order now.
#4
In fact, there is squeal everywhere in the circuit. I started by replacing C1 assuming that's where the squeal began, and then was confronted with the same squeal. I am actively looking into this. Thanks for the heads up.
#5
Part was replaced, no discernible change, sadly.
#6
Part is ordered and we'll find out Thursday. Thanks.
#7
I previously had checked the LM7815 and the values I was reading were consistent with the documentation and advice provided in this thread. I want to make sure it's still a good idea to swap it out or if there was something else I should be looking for.
#9
Scruffie - I've swapped C32, C33, and C34 but to no avail. Is it worth going down the line and replacing the rest of the capacitors if these check out ok?
#10
Stomptown: unless I'm mistaken - there was no filter portion for the Harbinger 2015 model.
Scruffie: I just wanted to clarify with you - it sounds like I have some work ahead of me, but I'll push through and get back to the thread. But - I wanted to state that I used the Total Recall power supply on it - which *was* AC (I think), so is it really a lost cause if that was the case??
#11
edit: The unit is the HarbingerOne_2015 model; the D6 diode is not present since I am running at 18v.
#12
Appreciate the tip, but the transistors all check out. The bulb seems to be working just fine and the device does make the classic univibe sound. It's just the squeal/hum that's overlaid onto it. Any recommendations as to what I might want to look for next?
#13
Pro move - I should have known better, but I mixed up my Memory Man power supply (24 AC/AC I believe) and my Harbinger One (18v DC), and now, I have a problem with the Harbinger 'warbling' with squeal/hum at the rate of the speed knob. I replaced D1 but to no avail.

Any suggestions where I should be looking to diagnose this would be greatly appreciated.

#14
Looking at the schematic again, I would hazard a first guess at the pair of resistors R11 and R12. They seem to map fairly well to both schematics as far as location in the circuit and value.
#15
 :-[ Sadly, no. The pedal bug had taken over and I found myself moving on to other pedal builds. Still hoping I can stumble across a solution (or perhaps return to my analysis and figure it out for myself).