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#1
I don't have access to a scope. I've calibrated using an audio probe and ears.

I thought I was being clever by using multi-turn trimpots - easier to make fine adjustments. Never again - it's impossible to know how far through the travel you are. Think I'll replace them with regular trimpots.

If you can send some info about a scope app that would be great. I'm using a Mac but have access to a Windows machine too.

Thanks
#2
You were spot on chordball  :)

The ground connection for the mix pot was loose on the breadboard.  Don't I feel silly :-[

There's a bit of clock whine at longer delay times so I'll do some tweaking with the trim pots to see if I can reduce it. Other than that I'm just about ready to box up a project that was all but working in 2010. I think this is officially my longest build ever.
#3
Thanks for the reply. I've got the pots connected to the breadboard so a suspect connection is entirely possible. I'll play around with it some more tonight.
#4
I finally got picked up an MN3005 for an Aquaboy V2 (02/10/10) board I built years ago. Built to instructions - no mods, single BBD, no modulation.

It's sounding great but the wet signal is still too prominent with the mix at full CCW for my taste. Is there any way I can further attenuate the volume of the repeats at the lowest mix setting?

(With mix at full CW the repeats sound very slightly louder than the dry signal. I'm prepared to live with that).

Thanks

John