Testing
Red waveform: input
Blue waveform: output
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These are the waveforms that are generated when the distortion potentiometer is fully turned on. At this point it is 1Vp-p on the output.
Red waveform: output
Blue waveform: input
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The output waveform can be seen shifted back and forth by adjusting the delay potentiometer and by adjusting the echo potentiometer the waveform starts to bounce and show the "echo" effect.
Distortion breadboard design
Delay breadboard design
Distortion breadboard waveform video, just adjusting the distortion potentiometer.
Delay breadboard waveform video, first adjusting the delay which can be seen as the shift back and forth. Then I start adjusting the echo potentiometer and it can be seen as bouncing or a vibration of the input waveform.
Schematics
Below are the schematics I've made throughout this process. At the end are my final schematics. Each schematic gives a small description of its need in the pedal.
Distortion board schematic
Distortion board PCB
Delay board schematic
Delay board PCB
Delay buffer board schematic
Delay buffer board PCB
Parts List
(1) PT2399 (delay echo processor)
(1) LM741 (bipolar op-amp)
(1) 20k potentiometer
(1) 50k potentiometer
(1) 10k potentiometer
(1) 1N4148 (silicon diode)
(1) 1N34A (germanium diode)
(2) 3PDT
(4) Knob caps
(1) Electric guitar cable
(4) Mono DC power jack
(1) Toggle switch
(1) Pedal box
(1) 5V-12V step up boost power converter
(1) Resistors: 100k, 18k, 5.6k
(6) Resistors: 10k
(2) Resistors: 15k
(1) Resistors: 4.7k
(1) Resistors: 1M
(1) Capacitors: 100u, 47u, 3900p, 0.01u,3300p, 47n, 10n
(2) Capacitors: 560p, 10u, 0.082u, 1u, 1n
(3) Capacitors: 0.1u
(1) Potentiometers: 50k, (2) 50k, 10k
(2) 1N34A (diodes)