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duhvoodooman
PostPosted: Wed Mar 30, 2011 2:40 pm 
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Absolutely, as long as you don't plan to re-use the resistor.

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Pulled R10, and that seemed to fix the issue. Did have some issues with the switch when putting it back in (still not a fan of the whole daughterboard on switch interface) but once I got it back on it seems to be bypassing fine now.

Thanks again for all the help.

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Is this still the issue with the BBOD kits that have been sold recently? I bought mine two weeks ago and have been using the online instructions. Seems that it is a 100k in R10. Should I upgrade to a 1M or just completely remove it. Does it matter?
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The new boards are fixed. Prolly says "Rev.1.1" on the PCB....

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Stephen
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diceksox1809 wrote:
Should I upgrade to a 1M or just completely remove it.

Remove it.

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duhvoodooman wrote:
The new boards are fixed. Prolly says "Rev.1.1" on the PCB....


Yeah it does. So I'm fine with the 100k in r10?
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diceksox1809 wrote:
duhvoodooman wrote:
The new boards are fixed. Prolly says "Rev.1.1" on the PCB....


Yeah it does. So I'm fine with the 100k in r10?
Yes.

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markhan
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I ran into the tone suck problem, diagnosed it, figured there must be a thread on the forum, and found this. It occurs to me that one possible reason for having R10 in place is to bleed any residual DC voltage from C8, minimizing any pops when turning the effect on. If this is the case, then either 100k or 1M should work fine when properly installed.

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