PCB layout for F Clarke's Screamtendo 64?

 

11/16/1999 6:42 AM
Mark Abbott	PCB layout for F Clarke's Screamtendo 64? Does anyone know if Frank Clarke has a PCB layout for the Screamtendo 64 (TS-9) pedal?     Thanks     Mark.

 

11/16/1999 6:59 AM
anonymous	I don't, no. The TS-10 has some redundant pcb holes which will accomodate a 4-pin dip switch (which can be seen through a hole in the battery compartment, strangely) but I was assuming folks would have preowned cheap Screamer to modify.   Geo does a Screamer layout, you might be able to drill a few extra holes for the dip switch, or epoxy it on. The dip switch legs are delicate, though.   Frank

 
 

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11/16/1999 7:00 AM

Frank Clarke

I don't, no. The TS-10 has some redundant pcb holes which will accomodate a 4-pin dip switch (which can be seen through a hole in the battery compartment, strangely) but I was assuming folks would have preowned cheap Screamer to modify.   Geo does a Screamer layout, you might be able to drill a few extra holes for the dip switch, or epoxy it on. The dip switch legs are delicate, though.   Email me if you have any other questions, of course.   Frank

 

11/16/1999 1:18 PM
R.G.	I could do a PCB for it pretty easily if Frank's willing and there's enough demand. What do you think Frank?

 

11/17/1999 7:50 PM
Frank Clarke	Willing, sure, I'd buy one myself! A true bypass version naturally. If there is actually demand, I'll draw a better schematic.   It was just supposed to be a minor mod, but I think it would be nice if every pedal had a Expandora-style dipswitch for the lazy tweaker .

 

11/17/1999 10:19 PM
R.G.	I'll check the schemo and yell if I have questions. You prefer dipswitches or little jumper blocks?

 

11/18/1999 1:47 AM
Frank Clarke	Hi R.G.   The schematic wasn't of the complete circuit, the complete circuit would be a whole lot better.   I prefer dipswitches myself, but it's not crucial.   Frank   p.s. sorry about the multiple messages from me above, duh.

 

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