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adding a blend knob to a circuit

I'm assuming the pot is wired correctly (one outer lug to the tip of the receive jack, middle lug to the tip of the output jack, other outer lug to the end of the buffer circuit.) Which effect are you trying to blend? Use some extreme settings to make sure the effect is not being all subtle and coy.
 
Is it acting like a volume to your effects loop or your clean? If it is voluming your effect (likely) the problem is in the wiring of the fet section. If it is voluming (verb?) your clean, your problem is on the effect side. Maybe you already have this dialed I don't know.
 
Are you positive you don't have the source and drain on your FET reversed? Again, as another poster asked, is it acting as a volume for your effect, or for your clean? If you are positive the FET is connected correctly, can you please post your DC voltage at both drain, source, and gate.



Punctuation separates us from cavemen.


Just so you know.
 
Are you positive you don't have the source and drain on your FET reversed? Again, as another poster asked, is it acting as a volume for your effect, or for your clean? If you are positive the FET is connected correctly, can you please post your DC voltage at both drain, source, and gate.



Punctuation separates us from cavemen.


Just so you know.

it's acting a volume for the effect not the clean. The lil bit that sticks out on the FET goes to the ground amirite?
 

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