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Official Joyo Club Part 2: Beyond Thunderclone

Alright so earlier today we get into discussing the Digital Delay and I mentioned this high pitch unbearable oscillation it does. Later on in the day I come up upon a article about old school analog delays and how they always had trimpots to adjust the delay time but also increased the "whine" of the feedback etc etc I said to myself hmmmm coincidence? Let me open this up when I get home see whats under the hood. Turns out NOPE no trimpots this is just how the delay sounds. So yeah this delay is no good for me.

I recorded a quick clip cause I don't think the severity of the issue is going to be as apparent as a sound clip will show. The normal bass level is actually a little low just so you guys can see the drastic volume increase. Anyways if wearing headphones be careful not to hurt yourselves lol

 
That sounds like too much Feedback ("Repeat" on this pedal, if I understand it correctly). I do not have that exact pedal, but a Mooer Reecho, and I can achieve similar results with that when I turn the feedback high enough. It is called self-oscillation, I believe. So my question is: Does this happen at lower settings of the Repeat knob, too?
 
That sounds like too much Feedback ("Repeat" on this pedal, if I understand it correctly). I do not have that exact pedal, but a Mooer Reecho, and I can achieve similar results with that when I turn the feedback high enough. It is called self-oscillation, I believe. So my question is: Does this happen at lower settings of the Repeat knob, too?

No yeah thats my point. When it self oscillates the feedback is just ridiculous on it. Its a simple delay so one of the reasons i would get it is for that purpose and it just wont work for my needs.
 
I too would like to know how to redesign these pedals. I feel a UD and/or an American are in the near future for me...
Well, there's a couple of ways to do it.
Some of us sanded and stamped (with metal letter stamps from Harbor Freight).
Here's my UD:
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And some of us sanded and applied graphics.
Here's my American Drive:
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Which one interests you?
 
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Well, there's a couple of ways to do it.
Some of us sanded and stamped (with metal letter stamps from Harbor Freight).
Here's my UD:
12570954873_79c0413d70.jpg


And some of us sanded and applied graphics.
Here's my American Drive:
15324219467_6d0a8d8017.jpg


Which one interests you?
Actually they both do! Lol There is something very appealing to the stamped one since it gives it that Fairfield-esque vibe but I do like graphics as well.
 
Actually they both do! Lol There is something very appealing to the stamped one since it gives it that Fairfield-esque vibe but I do like graphics as well.
Well, the stamped one is just that.
Sand off all the paint, stamp the letters/words of your choice.
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Then, color in the stamped letters with a Sharpie, wipe off the excess and presto!

As far as the applied graphic...pm incoming.
 
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