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- Page 1 RossKeeled Compressor Building instructions V1.1...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of contents Components ............................3 General guideline for components......................4 General building tips ..........................4 Modifications ............................5 Off board wiring ............................5 Troubleshooting ............................6 Schematic ..............................7 Read this entire manual thoroughly before you start to building the effect! Decide before building the effect which mods or options you want to try so that you do not need to desolder parts later. -
Page 3: Components
Components Name Value Comment Name Value Comment Name Value Comment B150K Clip C500K Sustain 470k C150K Attack Electrolytic B50k Volume 220k Trim Electrolytic 2N5088 150k 2N5088 Electrolytic 2N5088 100u Electrolytic 2N5088 100n 2N5088 150p MLCC Tantalum Electrolytic Electrolytic 100n optional (MKT) 470k 1N914 1N914... -
Page 4: General Guideline For Components
General guideline for components You can use this guideline if components on the previous page are not marked as a specific type. Capacitors: All values under 1nF should be ceramic disks. From 1nF up to 1uF should be SMF/MKT (foil/metal film capacitors) and over 1uF use electrolyte caps (or tantalum) 16V+ rated and watch out for polarity! ... -
Page 5: Modifications
Modifications The original does not use a 2k trim pot VR1. If you do not want to use the bias trim pot then you can solder a 1k resistor holes marked with A and B, and also use a 1k between C and D. ... -
Page 6: Troubleshooting
Notice that in the “off” position the effect input is connected to ground to prevent possible oscillation. The LED requires a resistor (R led in the diagram) depending on the type of LED you are using. An ultra-bright red or blue LED requires a 3k3 resistor, Green requires 680R. If you want to be more exact then go here: http://www.muzique.com/schem/led.htm Troubleshooting... -
Page 7: Schematic
Schematic...