The document provides a schematic and bill of materials (B.O.M.) for the Byrdie Box compressor pedal designed for DIY/non-commercial use. It includes detailed specifications for resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors, and other components, along with a drill guide for assembly. Additionally, it discusses the option to wire the SUS pot as either a voltage divider or variable resistor, allowing for user preference in functionality.
The document provides a schematic and bill of materials (B.O.M.) for the Byrdie Box compressor pedal designed for DIY/non-commercial use. It includes detailed specifications for resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors, and other components, along with a drill guide for assembly. Additionally, it discusses the option to wire the SUS pot as either a voltage divider or variable resistor, allowing for user preference in functionality.
The document provides a schematic and bill of materials (B.O.M.) for the Byrdie Box compressor pedal designed for DIY/non-commercial use. It includes detailed specifications for resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors, and other components, along with a drill guide for assembly. Additionally, it discusses the option to wire the SUS pot as either a voltage divider or variable resistor, allowing for user preference in functionality.
The document provides a schematic and bill of materials (B.O.M.) for the Byrdie Box compressor pedal designed for DIY/non-commercial use. It includes detailed specifications for resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors, and other components, along with a drill guide for assembly. Additionally, it discusses the option to wire the SUS pot as either a voltage divider or variable resistor, allowing for user preference in functionality.
Note: There was some debate over whether or not the SUS pot should be wired as a voltage divider or variable resistor. Some people seemed to think it operated a little differently in both situations. Therefore, the Byrdie Box gives you the option of using a switch to toggle between the two modes. Alternatively, you could put a socket in place of the switch and try jumpering the two positions to see if you have a preference.
You can use 16mm short pin PCB mounted pots under the PCB, if you like. Drill Guide
1590B 4.64” W x 6.68” H
This template is approximate. The top portion shows possible
switch locations depending on whether or not you are using two side by side switches or a single center switch.
