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That's weird...
No, I didn't change anything since the original build....
And Yes, It worked Great for about two months and then...
No mas after the water...
I see what your saying...I'll change them tomorrow
after work..

Thanks, Terry

There's always a chance that there's something else wrong with the pedal, as well. But fix that first and see where you're at.

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Tried to change the resistors today...
got the 10K changed...but,
when trying to straighten the
leads of the 100K, I broke one
off even with the body..

so, I've got to order one on line some
place I guess...

Can I buy from byoc...or should I
just find one elsewhere on line?

Thanks, Terry

Just contact sales@buildyourownclone.com and tell 'em you're working with us here in the forum to get your Spring reverb running and you need one 1/4W 100K metal film resistor. I'm sure they'll send it to you at no cost.

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“My favorite programming language is SOLDER” - Bob Pease (RIP)

My Website * My Musical Gear * My DIY Pedals: Pg.1 - Pg.2

Thank You

Terry Harper

e-mail from sales today said they'd send me a resistor
free of charge.

Terry

I received the new 100K resistor the other day and just had a chance to solder it
in the board and put the pedal mostly back together.
I swear that this pedal worked well before the water incident...
My wife even remembers me showing her how it worked..

But, anyway
The pedal works again...
I know you said you didn't know how
it could work with the resistors reversed...
but...somehow it did..
Maybe a coincidence that at the same time the
water spilled...the 100k resistor gave up?

I don't know..
but, I do appreciate all the help
and it seems to be working well...
I put it up against the reverb in a Frenzel
Amp Head I have and they sound very similar.

Thanks again!
Terry Harper

Well, however the problem happened, it's great to hear that that the pedal is working properly again. ENJOY!!

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“My favorite programming language is SOLDER” - Bob Pease (RIP)

My Website * My Musical Gear * My DIY Pedals: Pg.1 - Pg.2

Thank You,

Terry Harper