I am pleased to announce that I have a new item in the store. It’s a PT2399 controller called the Taptation written by The Tone God. (Updated 1-24-11)
Here is the data sheet: http://www.thetonegod.com/tech/datasheets/taptation.pdf
Application note: http://www.thetonegod.com/tech/datasheets/taptation_pt2399.pdf

The kit comes with the controller and a digital potentiometer so you can start using it right away.

http://diystompboxes.com/zencart/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=65

Thanks to The Tone God!

Aron

Purchase the beginner kit and hit the beginner forum! After building this circuit, you will be able to build many more and will have an understanding of how to build and mod your own pedals.

Buy the beginner kit
Hit the forum and follow the numbered threads.

I just created a SPICE forum in DIYstompboxes.com. You need to be logged in to see it. Right now most of the files are for LTSpice but I hope others will post files for different spice applications.

Gil from the forum pointed out this great site which shows how components work visually.
Check it out

Neat site with some stompbox applications!
Check it out!

Fascinating web site that details the man that created the great Orange Squeezer and other circuits. I still have my Orange Squeezer, Purple Peaker and Green Ringer. All great pedals!

Check out the website.

DIYstompboxes for iPhone has been released. It’s on iTunes right now. Get it, it’s free! 🙂
This free app will allow you to check out this page, the forum, order parts and reference the Wiki and Gallery from your iPhone.

Here’s a link to more info….

There’s even a donate button 🙂

I just put a Morley JD-10 upgrade kit online. 3PDT switch and 470pf capacitor. All you do is orient the 3PDT the same way as the old X-style switch and solder each wire to the new switch (Tip: you can use tape to mark down the order of the wires). After that, you solder the 470pf capacitor to the two inner lugs to reduce RF (radio noise). The JD-10 is a great pedal. It can be made better by this low cost kit.

Click here to purchase kit in STORE.

This board looks like it might be fun to put into an overdrive pedal. Runs on 9V and looks easy to implement.