Clean blend knob

[intothegroove]

Hi everyone, I am having trouble trying to figure out how to wire a clean blend knob with my effect. I just want to add the dry guitar signal into the effect with a pot, is there a diagram or can someone know? thanks so much!

[skullservant]

There is actually a buffer involved, it's a little more complicated than just adding a knob.

This is the one that I use:

[intothegroove]

OK awesome, what does the blend 1 and return mean? the lugs on the pot?

[selfdestroyer]

Blend 1 mean lug one of the Blend 500kB Pot

According to Marks site "The send daisy chains from the input and then the returns comes back to Blend 3. Then when you rotate the Blend pot you're blending between the dry buffered and effected signal."

Hope this helps

[intothegroove]

cool thanks so much guys, I'll test it out. I appreciate it

[bortlett]

That looks a little simpler than the blend that I've been using. (http://www.jmkpedals.com/JMK_Pedals/DIY_Projects_files/Blend%20Pedal.pdf)

I'll have to give it a try.

[intothegroove]

That one looks great as well, there are so many options

[selfdestroyer]

That looks a little simpler than the blend that I've been using. (http://www.jmkpedals.com/JMK_Pedals/DIY_Projects_files/Blend%20Pedal.pdf)

I'll have to give it a try.

Nice find.. I'll have to stock back up on TL072's. I will defiantly give this one a try.

[intothegroove]

There is actually a buffer involved, it's a little more complicated than just adding a knob.

This is the one that I use:

Hi guys, I finally had a chance to try this out but can't seem to get the configuration right would anyone happen to have a detailed drawing with everything connected include the pot? I feel dumb asking this lol thank you so much

[eatyourguitar]

don't forget to check your effect to see if it has an output that is 180 out of phase with the input. this is totally fine as long as your clean buffer has an output that is also 180 out of phase with the input. they must match! any transistor effect flips the phase 180 with each transistor as long as the output of the transistor is tapped from the collector.





some effects do not work well with the changes in impedance that can result from having your two inputs tied together. changes in total load can affect what ever is driving it. two inputs with one of them very very low impedance will suck all your volume.

[Dr. Sherman Sticks M.D.]

don't forget to check your effect to see if it has an output that is 180 out of phase with the input. this is totally fine as long as your clean buffer has an output that is also 180 out of phase with the input. they must match! any transistor effect flips the phase 180 with each transistor as long as the output of the transistor is tapped from the collector.





some effects do not work well with the changes in impedance that can result from having your two inputs tied together. changes in total load can affect what ever is driving it. two inputs with one of them very very low impedance will suck all your volume.

SCIENCE YALL

[intothegroove]

don't forget to check your effect to see if it has an output that is 180 out of phase with the input. this is totally fine as long as your clean buffer has an output that is also 180 out of phase with the input. they must match! any transistor effect flips the phase 180 with each transistor as long as the output of the transistor is tapped from the collector.





some effects do not work well with the changes in impedance that can result from having your two inputs tied together. changes in total load can affect what ever is driving it. two inputs with one of them very very low impedance will suck all your volume.

Mad Scientist for real! lol thanks so much man, I really appreciate all the info I can get, there are so many things to consider, It's very similar to audio engineering. Thanks!