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There's no clock, but I got a tick, with a fart at the beginning of it's cycle? Other than that, it sounds and operates great. Any thoughts are appreciated.

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Did you modify any component values?

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no sir

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Was this one of our kits or did you source the parts yourself, particularly the JFETs?

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It was a kit.

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I have since;
Swapped out the opamps, replaced the JFET's with a set from pedal parts kits, (2N5952, yes, I was aware of the pinout change), the 10uf electro, No change. It does get lower when I put the lid on. Is this suggesting a grouding issue? Does the circuit emit an amount of noise?
Thanks

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Hmmm, a head-scratcher!

A good "gutshot" never hurts!

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Sometimes, a TL022 can help with the ticking. I’d I’m remembering correctly, that circuit uses 3 opamps.


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Six single op amps, actually. I suppose three duals would work, but that's not how the BYOC PCB is designed.

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Ok Sorry, running out to operate a camera at Iridium in Manhattan...I'll do better tomorrow

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Don't know if it could cause what you're hearing, Jeff, but that 4-9 jumper on the footswitch looks like it runs awfully close to the 8 lug.

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You obviously don't want to use a battery, but have you tried it with a battery?

You might want to try pulling one end of the r11/22k feedback resistor to isolate that and see if the regen is causing the problem.

You might want to try pulling one end of the R12/150k wet mix resistor to isolate that and see it the problem is in the wet signal, or it's something more globally associated with the bias supply.

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