Aion Electronics BOSS DC-2 Dimension C Manuale

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WARNING / DISCLAIMER

PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING BEFORE PURCHASING OR BUILDING THIS PROJECT!

1. NO DIRECT TECHNICAL SUPPORT: This project has been verified to be working. I have done my best

to provide extremely thorough documentation, including information to help you troubleshoot. But on a

project this size, I have to reiterate that Aion Electronics cannot provide direct technical support for this

project or others. I love helping people bring these circuits to life, but my availability is very limited. If you post

your question on one of the DIY forums and send me a link, I will do my best to chime in. Just know before

purchasing this PCB that there is no implied guarantee of the final product, because the biggest factor is

outside my control: you! Your experience and your attention to detail are the most important ingredients in

making sure this works. My role is to provide the recipe and some cooking utensils.

2. IT WILL TAKE AWHILE: Be prepared to invest some hours into putting this together. You'll want to be

doubly careful when populating the board since it'll be much more difficult to track down a problem if you were

to make even the most basic of mistakes (for instance, accidentally using a 100k resistor somewhere instead

of a 10k). You can't be too cautious. I'd recommend measuring each resistor with a multimeter before putting

it into place. Triple-check your wiring. The more time you spend on the initial build, the less time you'll have to

spend troubleshooting.

3. IT'S COMPLICATED: This is a very complex circuit in a very small enclosure and it takes experience and a

lot of attention to detail in order to pull it off. Hopefully it goes without saying, but if you've never built a guitar

pedal before, this shouldn't be your first. If you haven't successfully built at least ten or fifteen, including a

few choruses or delays, you may not be ready for this one yet.

4. YOU'VE GOT TO BUILD IT AS IT WAS INTENDED: I approached the project as though I was designing a

completed product for market. Everything has been designed to be built using methods you'd see in a high-end

pedal (for instance, PCB-mounted switches, a standoff for mounting stability, and components with specific

sizes and characteristics) and a full bill of materials has been provided so that it is very easy to order all the

parts from Mouser. We all build pedals in our own style, but with this one, if you try to "freestyle" by doing

your own enclosure layout or using parts other than the ones specified, you might back yourself into a corner.

Please do things my way—you'll end up with a very professional and durable end product and you might even

learn a few things in the process!

5. IT'S NOT CHEAP: Between the PCB, enclosure, hardware, potentiometers, and the on-board components,

expect to spend a minimum of $100 USD and probably closer to $125. Please don't try to cut corners on the

parts selection by using poor-quality components or by substituting "close enough" components that you have

laying around. You're putting a lot of time and effort into this build, so it's worth a few extra dollars to use the

right parts. Expect to order from more than one web store to get everything you need.

6. IT NEEDS TO BE BIASED: This pedal will not function properly without biasing the BBDs. It can be done by

ear with passable results, but for optimum sound quality and noise control, it requires an oscilloscope. If you

don't have one, be prepared to either buy one or to make friends with someone who does own one.

Now that you've been properly warned: on to the fun stuff!

BLUESHIFT CHORUS / BOSS DC-2 DIMENSION C