That's just 100 ohms. It can be written like that, or 100R. Or possibly other ways too! I have no idea. 100k is 100,000 ohms so swapping them out would make a bit of difference. In most cases 15-20% difference wouldn't affect a pedal circuit much (you could throw in an 82 ohm or 120 ohm resistor with little noticeable difference)
The footswitch on my chinese vox wah pedal seems to have do three things. One click turns the power on, a second click turns the wah on and a further click switches the pedal off completely
There is the thing of finding out which way around the non electrolytic capacitors go by figuring out what end is the outer part of the film. You can do this by holding the capacitor and touching it against your guitar lead plug with the other end plugged into your turned on amp. The less noisy way around shows you which end of the capacitor is the outside end of the film.
Amazing tutorial, today I made one myself but I changed a few values cause I did not have them. I wanted to use it with my modular system and took a few components from an old answering machine. I have no idea but it works even without 9V power and it seems a 9V makes no difference.
Great ideas, could you please make more educational videos to help educate the next generation of effects builders!!! I would like to learn and I am 67years old. Any Dallas Rangemaster Treble Boosters would be great to learn about for someone starting out!!!
I think it was a darlington of some sort, hfe around 900 maybe? This video was a bit of fun for people who want to dabble but lack confidence so I tried to keep all the tech out of it, so it's pretty rough and ready
God.. Imagine getting a round of applause from your immediate peers, fellow musicians of high caliber applauding your talent and you still have the humility to get embarrassed from said applause.
All the musicians here are G. They were just missing Larnell, one of the greatest drummers in the world, IMO, and certainly the fastest study of a drum piece in the world. The cat burns tracks in his head like it's no one's business.
Everytime I watch this, I wonder about the drummer that wasn't good enough. Like...he had to obviously be an elite drummer to be playing with Snarky Puppy...but did Larnell ruin the dude's career in the same fashion that Vince ruined that French dude's career in that Olympics dunk?
it wasn't that he was not good enough. There were problems with his VISA and this is in the Netherlands. So he wasn't able to go. They called Lewis with 24 hrs. on the clock and he did the job.
Interestingly the dual snare set up with the low tuned 'wet' snare where the floor tom usually goes is something Larnell picked up from Sput. Sput still pioneered most of the grooves that ended up on the album he just wasn't the one to play on the day. There's no denying Larnell brought a magical energy and creativity to the tunes. Sput's career certainly hasn't ended. He went on to play on multiple additional Snarky Puppy albums and tours, has his own band Ghost Note (check them out) directed/arranged/composed the bulk of the Zildjian Live performances, and most recently is now the touring drummer for Toto.