DOD FX72 Bass Stereo Flanger Reverse engineering

[loki]

Hi guys, i just happen to own the aforementioned pedal, today i opened it up because i decided to spray-paint its enclosure (that shit-like brown is horrible  ) so i took a look at the PCB, it was a cool thing, since it's the first time since i became interested in stompboxes DIY that i had a look to a real one understanding some of its parts.
Anyway i was wondering if anybody would be interested in getting a schematic and layout from the PCB, since i think i've not seen it around... so i could try to do it myself (not recommended i'm much of a newbie) or post some high res pics so that someone more expert can reverse enginner it, with me helping with some parts readings....
let me know
bye!

[toneman]

think this schemo is floating arround.

does it use SAD1024 or the panasonic BB?

not much diff Btween bass&guitar flanger..

afn
tone

[loki]

no actually it uses a Motorola MC14007

[Peter Snowberg]

The MC14007 is used for the bypass switching. The delay line will probably be an 8 pin chip with a number like MN3207. There also may be a clock generator chip with a number like MN3101.

Take care,
-Peter

[toneman]

this place has a DOD FX75 schemo---

http://www.harpamps.com/schematics/

lots of other stuff 2.

R U repairing or cloning???

afn
tone

[loki]

The MC14007 is used for the bypass switching. The delay line will probably be an 8 pin chip with a number like MN3207. There also may be a clock generator chip with a number like MN3101.

Take care,
-Peter

ok yes, there are both of them

[loki]

this place has a DOD FX75 schemo---

http://www.harpamps.com/schematics/

lots of other stuff 2.

R U repairing or cloning???

afn
tone

neither of the two things, i just wanted to know if anyone was interested in getting a schematic out of the PCB, but since there is the schem already around i guess it's pointless, i can mount it back