Quote from: lars on June 12, 2026, 06:47:06 PMChanging R22 and R25 to 6K2 is a great mod! I definitely could hear more of that top end wash, where the high frequencies are more present than before. This mod should just be the standard value for the Collosalus in those positions.Glad it worked out!
For the mixing resistors, I went a little more conservative with a 130K/75K combo. I didn't want to increase the volume too much, but I definitely wanted some more dry signal. I noticed my build was always a little too "seasick" sounding, so this combo of mixing resistors added in 5% more dry signal.
Now things are sounding great! Thanks for the suggestions.
Quote from: lars on June 11, 2026, 06:15:08 PMI don't see the 2022 schematic in the archive file, but the (connected to the inverting input of the output op-amp) 150k becomes 100k, the 82k becomes 56k.Quote from: scruffieAlso making the mixing resistors 100k/56k removes the volume drop in a true bypass set up.Just to double check: the mixing resistors are R7/R8 on the 2022 schematic? So I would make R7 100K and R8 56K, respectively? I don't really notice a volume drop, but I do tend to like flanger to come in just a hair louder than bypass, so this could really take it to that next level.
Quote from: scruffieAlso making the mixing resistors 100k/56k removes the volume drop in a true bypass set up.Just to double check: the mixing resistors are R7/R8 on the 2022 schematic? So I would make R7 100K and R8 56K, respectively? I don't really notice a volume drop, but I do tend to like flanger to come in just a hair louder than bypass, so this could really take it to that next level.
Quote from: Aleph Null on June 11, 2026, 02:48:24 PMWhat ever key you're in, slide up about 3 frets and bend a lot.Quote from: gordo on June 10, 2026, 11:02:05 PMTHAT's the tune you pick to demo it???
I don't know any blues licks...

Quote from: gordo on June 10, 2026, 11:02:05 PMTHAT's the tune you pick to demo it???
