Tone Report Weekly Issue 154 | Page 20

Weekly bears any responsibility for any kind of personal or property damage that may occur as a result of the instructions provided herein . Legal mumbo-jumbo aside , we ask that readers be familiar with a soldering iron and its accompanying safety procedures before trying anything listed here . Furthermore , if you fire the pedal up and it does not work , it will need troubleshooting . Assuming the components are not damaged , the pedal will work . I built this very unit according to these instructions and it fired up , first shot , so I know the instructions are correct .

ALRIGHT ! HERE ’ S WHAT YOU NEED TO BUILD THAT CIRCUIT BOARD ...

PARTS NEEDED :

RESISTORS

• 1x 470 ohm

• 1x 1k

• 1x 4.7k

• 1x 22k

• 1x 100k

• 1x 1m

CAPACITORS

• 3x 100nF ( 0.1uF ) film

• 2x 2.2uF electrolytic

• 1x 22uF electrolytic

SEMICONDUCTORS

• 1x 1n4001 diode

• 1x JRC386D IC

• 1x TLC555CP IC

• 1x VTL5C3 vactrol

POTENTIOMETERS

• 1x 1kB ( linear )

• 1x 10kB ( linear )

• 1x 100kB ( linear )

• 1x 100kA ( logarithmic )

MISCELLANEOUS

• 1x piece of Veroboard ( stripboard ) prepared to the diagram specs

• 2x 8-pin IC sockets

• 4x potentiometer dust caps

• Wire ( quite a bit of it )

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