jimilee wrote:
So, to answer your question in a way that I understand it, the block is less phasery than the script but more than the 45.
Actually, the Block version is a bit
more "phasery" than the Script because of the bit of signal regen through that 22K resistor feedback loop.
But, hey, you don't have to pick one over the other--it's an easy mod to have
both. Run two wires out of the eyelets for the 22K resistor to the two center pole lugs of an
on-on DPDT toggle switch. Mount the 22K resistor across one pair of the throw lugs and leave the other pair open. VOILA! Script Phase 90 when the open pair is selected, and Block version when the the 22K throws are connected. See photos below. I mounted the mini-toggle through the side of the enclosure right over where the LED is soldered to the board--it fits really nicely there, and doesn't interfere with battery placement. Mine connects to the 22K eyelets through the pair of SIL sockets I had previously mounted to try the pedal with and without the 22K installed, but you're better off soldering the wires directly to the board if you're doing this mod from scratch.
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