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Monday, 28 March 2016

Chunk Systems - Agent 00Funk


23 comments:

  1. This is the MarkII, right? It looks like the MarkI has 6 pots while the MarkII has 4, like this vero does.

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  2. Verified. Had to use a 4.7v Zener for D2 as had no 3.9v. Think this may effect the filter slightly so will swap out when some 3.9s arrive.

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  3. Cool!
    Thanks Gavin for verifying both this and the Brown Dog!

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  4. Hi all.
    I have been looking for something different. The brown Dog and 007 in one box might get me there. Can this be optimized for guitar when sequenced with the Brown dog? Any parts changes needed?

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  5. If I wanted to omit the Env jack, should I just ignore the wires or jumper them?

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    1. Just got around to building this and if you aren't using an Envelope jack they must be jumpered. The labels of the Envelope jack on this diagram are wrong. The envelope jack is a switched mono jack so they should be labeled something like Envelope Tip and Envelope Switch. With no cable plugged in they are connected. Plugging in the cable breaks the connection.

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  6. Hi All,

    Noob here. Question about the DPDT switch. Which diagram below should I be following?

    Diagram A: http://www.learningaboutelectronics.com/images/DPDT-toggle-switch-diagram.png

    Diagram B: http://media.stinkfoot.se/2010/11/DPDT.gif

    Much appreciated!

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  7. Hi,

    I have everything else for this build, but there seems to be a shortage of LM324s over here. Can I substitute it with another TL074? Or something else?

    Thanks in advance

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  8. Hi.
    Today I finished making this effect.
    Saturates much, looks like a fuzz.
    The wah effect, nor does correctly.
    I have reviewed and connections are correct. And the values of resistors, capacitors, diodes ........
    I'm thinking remove the capacitors signal, if damaged the weld .........
    But now I'm lost.
    I would appreciate any help.
    Thank you very much.

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    1. Need picture and voltages.
      You can upload them in the Forum Debugging section.

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    2. I have to register then.
      All right.

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  9. Who have done this effect ? Where is the switch that is in the original pedal ?

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    1. I supose you mean the Up/Down switch ? In that case, it's not called that on the layout but only "DPDT switch", but it's the same one.

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  10. Just finished the 00Funk and it’s great; everything from Bootsy to Glea and loads of other wacky, chewy sounds besides.

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  11. can anyone post voltages for this? trying to trouble shoot one of these?

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  12. Anyone ever try this with two tl074s instead of the 324?

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  13. I just built this and having plenty problems but it is the first time i have tried something so challenging! I am getting my dry sound, and if i have pitch knob maxed its like i am stangling the pedal, only the gentlest of notes can be played and there seems to be a slight osscilation. If i play normal attack then the LED goes out and it takes a second to come alive again. Please someone help me as i have been working on this for days!!

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  14. Unfortunately i am having issues! This is the first time i have tried a pedal this complex - please help keep my pedal passion alive! It seems i am only getting my dry signal no matter the settings, but when i adjust the Pitch knob to max, i get some oscilation in the signal when i play very gently. When i play with more attack, the i get no signal and the led goes out! like it's strangling the circuit! If i let a note ring out it will slowly become audible again and oscilate slightly. I dont hear any of the wonders of this pedal!

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    1. I had a similar problem. The problem came from the "envelop jack" : this is a switched jack and not a stereo jack. Try by joining the envelop jack ring and the envelop jack tip for test.

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