Nu-TRon II Phaser issues. Can anybody help?

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I finished the  Nu-TRon II Phaser and I absolutely love it!

Only thing is that it TICKS very annoyingly (with the speed of the sweep). It's much too loud to overlook.
I tried to dress the wires differently but nothing helps.

Any ideas?

[midwayfair]

I'm confused. The Mutton III is an envelope filter. It has a sweep control but does not oscillate for there to be any ticking. Can you recheck wwhich circuit you're talking about?

[guile]

I stand corrected!

It's of course the 'Nu-TRon II Phaser'

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I noticed that it even ticks when bypassed 
The funny thing is that it stops ticking when I put an overdrive in front of it.

I'm desperate for some ideas!

[jubal81]

Does the ticking get louder and quieter when you adjust the trims? Also, what type of LED are you using? It might be a matter of using a diffused LED instead of a high-brightness one.

[guile]

Thanks for your reply.
It does get louder or more quite when I move the pcb around...
I'm using a diffused led...

[jubal81]

Are you using the rate indicator LED?

[guile]

I took it out, but unfortunately no change (bad or good)

[John S]

I'm having the same issue. Did you ever get it fixed?

[Bret608]

My Nu-tron hasn't ever ticked, but once my Pork Barrel chorus did start ticking whether bypassed or not. All that was wrong was that a pot had come loose from the enclosure, and as soon as I tightened the nut the ticking was gone.

What kind of grounding scheme are you using on your Nu-tron? Since I was worried about ticking, I went with the Madbean standard footswitch wiring so that the input would be grounded in bypass.

[impycat1]

If this is the project you are talking about. Then check everything. ( Usual stuff. soldering, correct resistors capacitors etc). It should work fine. I built it and it worked perfectly without any trouble shooting.