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R1

10K

R2

10K

R3

10K

R4

15K

R5

10K

R6

1K

R7

10K

R8

3K3

R9

10K

R10

10K

R11

82K

R12

6K8

R13

6K8

R14

3K6

R15

13K

R16

13K

R17

220R

R18

2K7

R19

680R

R20

10K

R21

10K

R22

1K

R23

470K

R24

470K

R25

10K

R26

10K

R27

1M

R28

100R

R29

8K2

R30

10K

R31

390R

C1

100n

C2

100n

C3

82n

C4

47n

C5

2n2

C6

33n

C7

2n2

C8

10n

C9

1u elec

C10

100n

C11

10n

C12

10u elec

C13

1u elec

C14

1u elec

C15

1u elec

C16

1u elec

C17

10u elec

C18

10u elec

C19

1u elec

C20

680n

C21

470p

C22

100n

C23

1u elec

C24

220p

C25

1u elec

C26

10n

C27

100u elec

C28

100u elec

C29

100u elec

C30

100u elec

US4*

100u elec

IC1

XR2206P**

IC2

PT2399

IC3

7660S***

IC1

MC33172P

D1

14001

D2-3

14001

U1

78L05

BLEND

1OOKB

DEPTH

100KC

FBACK

100KC

FUZZ

1MA

SPEED

1MA

TIME

100KA

VOL

100KA

WET/DRY

SPDT ON-ON

WFORM

DPDT ON-ON

Schematic 

+ BOM

*We missed the label for C31 - it’s labelled as US4.

**Beware fakes. They simply won’t work. See later.

***Ensure you get a charge pump with the ‘S’ suffix or
you’ll get a whining noise from the circuit.

‡These op-amps are very hard to source in through-
hole format, thought SMT versions are readily available.
We’ve tried a few different substitutions and LM358 gives
the best results.

Summary of Contents for Recurring Nightmare

Page 1: ...RecurringNightmare Mad modulated fuzz delay Contents of this document are 2020 Pedal Parts Ltd No reproduction permitted without the express written permission of Pedal Parts Ltd All rights reserved ...

Page 2: ...wise stated in this document this circuit is designed to be powered with 9V DC COMPONENT SPECS Unless otherwise stated in this document Resistors should be 0 25W You can use those with higher ratings but check the physical size of them Electrolytics caps should be at least 25V for 9V circuits 35V for 18V circuits Again check physical size if using higher ratings LAYOUT CONVENTIONS Unless otherwise...

Page 3: ...C24 220p C25 1u elec C26 10n C27 100u elec C28 100u elec C29 100u elec C30 100u elec US4 100u elec IC1 XR2206P IC2 PT2399 IC3 7660S IC1 MC33172P D1 14001 D2 3 14001 U1 78L05 BLEND 1OOKB DEPTH 100KC FBACK 100KC FUZZ 1MA SPEED 1MA TIME 100KA VOL 100KA WET DRY SPDT ON ON WFORM DPDT ON ON Schematic BOM We missed the label for C31 it s labelled as US4 Beware fakes They simply won t work See later Ensur...

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Page 5: ...t is to solder a single pin of each pot in place then melt and adjust if necessary before soldering in the other two pins Same for the toggle switch If your pots don t have protective plastic jackets ensure you leave a decent gap between the pot body and the PCB otherwise you risk shorting out the circuit Snap the small metal tag off the pots so they can be mounted flush in the box 9V or 18V suppl...

Page 6: ... IN and OUT to the jacks as shown Connect all the GNDs together twist them up and add a small amount of solder to tack it Connect the battery lead to the 9V wire same method Plug in Go You ll have to connect the wire from pad O2 to either O1 or O3 or you ll get no signal from the Distortion section There s no need to connect power to the OV and OG pads these are purely to supply power to an LED if...

Page 7: ... jack then daisy chain that over to the OUT jack It doesn t matter how they all connect as long as they do This circuit is standard Negative GND Your power supply should be Tip Negative Sleeve Positive That s the same as your standard pedals Boss etc and you can safely daisy chain your supply to this pedal L E D BOARD OUT BOARD 9V BOARD GND BOARD GND BOARD GND BOARD INPUT BATTERY IN OUT L E D BOAR...

Page 8: ...ate Hammond 1590BB It s a good idea to drill the pot and toggle switch holes 1mm bigger if you re board mounting them Recommended drill sizes Pots 7mm Jacks 10mm Footswitch 12mm DC Socket 8 12mm Toggle switches 6mm 30mm 30mm 20mm ...

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