Summary of Contents for PARASIT STUDIO 0415 GUITAR SYNTH
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Build Document last updated may 2020 for PCB version 2.0 The 0415 Guitar Synth is a fun a simple pedal that transforms the signal into a square wave, up to four octaves apart: one or two octaves up can be mixed with one or two octaves down for super synthy sounds.
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Update 2020-05-14 It's come to my attention that several people has been trouble getting the octave up switch working recently. The PCB has been verified and built succesfully by many many people, but this sudden trouble with the octave up may be caused by a manufacturing issue on the latest run of boards.
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Changelog version 2.0 • CV input added • Tracking slightly improved • Both switches changed to on/off/on types for two new features: ◦ Octave down switch middle position: Fundamental note ◦ Octave up switch middle position: Detuned upper octave Controls •...
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DC jack, 3PDT switch, LED bezel and knobs. Wiring For more info on how to wire up the stompswitch, jacks ect, please visit the Parasit Studio website and download the PDF called ”offboard wiring”. You can find it here: http://www.parasitstudio.se/build-docs.html...
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CV input (optional) The CV input lets you hook up an external Low Frequency Square Wave Oscillator (LFO) that will modulate the upper octave for crazy sounds. The CV input can also trigger the PLL chip synthesis, so you can use it as a noise maker without any guitar connected to the input.
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Drilling template (1590B) • Use at your own risk! This template is approximate. • Make sure your printer isn't doing any scaling / is set to 100% print size. • Drill footswitch, DC jack and input/output jacks to your own preference.
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Terms of use PCB's from Parasit Studio are intended for DIY use only. Commersial resale is not allowed. It's meant for personal use, which means that it's not allowed to build alot of pedals and sell them for profit to strangers using public forums and craiglist ads.
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