Summary of Contents for Jeds Peds CSound Bass Fuzz
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www.Jedspeds.co.uk CS Bass Fuzz PCB Kit Please read the guide in full before starting your build. If it is blatantly obvious you haven’t read it and contact us for help then don’t be surprised if we tell you to read the guide again… harsh I know. Parts List 100r 220N...
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Schematic for Reference General Build Instruction The first thing you must do is identify your parts from the pack. As a rule, I build from small to big – therefore step one will be to identify the resistors and any diodes inside your kit. Each kit has a parts list at the top of the guide.
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you may receive a “normal” pot on occasion and you will have to wire it. It’s not that inconvenient now is it. The other options for pots are that they are wired into place or the PCB hangs from them. Hooking up the Jacks Our kits come with mono jacks.
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TEST THE BOARD When you get to the stage with the board and pots wired you need to test the board before you add the foot switch. Firstly, don’t put it in the box – I see people building inside a tiny enclosure and I wonder why.
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The pins on the switch must run left to right like this, so the top row of pins would be 1, 4, and 7. If you put it in with 1, 2, and 3 across the top row you are wrong. To help you a little further with ensuring the orientation of your switch is correct.
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The 2k2 resistor can be any value up to 4k7. You will have a spare in the kit to use. Good luck and happy soldering! PCB Design Notes 1. All PCBs are designed by ourselves, and tested before sale. 2. Box caps are shown with a + polarity mark on the silk screen, this is irrelevant as the box caps are non-polarised so can go either way.
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