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Postby mmolteratx » 20 Mar 2013, 06:02

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Re: Bearfoot Baby Pink Booster

Postby skywise » 20 Mar 2013, 16:02

That unnecessarily huge cap must be where all the awesome is stored. :thumbsup
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Re: Bearfoot Baby Pink Booster

Postby IvIark » 20 Mar 2013, 17:02

Love the quickies :)

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Re: Bearfoot Baby Pink Booster

Postby mmolteratx » 21 Mar 2013, 01:56

And here's a PCB. Parts match the schem, and I don't think I need to say no commercial use, but no commercial use. Print at 300dpi.
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Re: Bearfoot Baby Pink Booster

Postby mmolteratx » 21 Mar 2013, 02:17

And here's one with larger pad sizes. Figured I'd make it a bit easier for less experienced etchers.
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Re: Bearfoot Baby Pink Booster

Postby real-pcb » 21 Mar 2013, 08:51

Would above PCB be processed?
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Re: Bearfoot Baby Pink Booster

Postby marshmellow » 21 Mar 2013, 13:11

real-pcb wrote:Would above PCB be processed?


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Re: Bearfoot Baby Pink Booster

Postby phibes » 21 Mar 2013, 16:06

real-pcb wrote:Would above PCB be processed?


No it needs to be coagulated.
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Re: Bearfoot Baby Pink Booster

Postby Seiche » 21 Mar 2013, 19:38

so switch is wired so that the thing is still a buffer when it's off. For regular operation regular switch wiring, right?
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Re: Bearfoot Baby Pink Booster

Postby mmolteratx » 21 Mar 2013, 19:41

Seiche wrote:so switch is wired so that the thing is still a buffer when it's off. For regular operation regular switch wiring, right?


Yup. If you want to wire it as true bypass, dump the 150k resistor at the cold lug of the boost pot and leave the wiper connected to ground.
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Re: Bearfoot Baby Pink Booster

Postby Seiche » 28 Mar 2013, 14:52

looking at the pcb again, this looks like it could be the same pcb used on the candy apple fuzz (as usual for the Bearfoots). This might be a good opportunity to trace out the pcb connections, as the traces are easily visible to facilitate tracing of the CAF once it's released.
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Re: Bearfoot Baby Pink Booster

Postby coldcraft » 28 Mar 2013, 18:43

people pay for this?
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Re: Bearfoot Baby Pink Booster

Postby Seiche » 28 Mar 2013, 19:56

well it's pretty darn cute :mrgreen:

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Re: Bearfoot Baby Pink Booster

Postby phibes » 28 Mar 2013, 22:38

Seiche has been waiting to unload that Reese photo!
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Re: Bearfoot Baby Pink Booster

Postby mmolteratx » 30 Mar 2013, 00:04

Seiche wrote:looking at the pcb again, this looks like it could be the same pcb used on the candy apple fuzz (as usual for the Bearfoots). This might be a good opportunity to trace out the pcb connections, as the traces are easily visible to facilitate tracing of the CAF once it's released.


It's used in the CAF and EGD. Was gonna buy an EGD, but I've kinda lost interest.
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Re: Bearfoot - Baby Pink Booster

Postby laoliang » 27 Aug 2017, 20:19

Excuse me:D1,D2,D3 is 1n4002?
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Re: Bearfoot - Baby Pink Booster

Postby laoliang » 17 Sep 2017, 09:08

laoliang wrote:Excuse me:I'm ready, but no sound, I checked again and again, my triode in 5458
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Re: Bearfoot Baby Pink Booster

Postby Seiche » 22 Jun 2018, 08:47

mmolteratx wrote:If you want to wire it as true bypass, dump the 150k resistor at the cold lug of the boost pot and leave the wiper connected to ground.

Can someone explain what is happening here? I just left the 150k in the circuit and wired the bypass as usual. What's the difference? When turned all the way down, the signal is at unity gain.

laoliang wrote:Excuse me:D1,D2,D3 is 1n4002?
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No, D2 is a zener for LED protection, D3 is an LED. I left D2, D3 off my build as I did not use the buffered bypass.
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