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I'm building a blend pedal, but it wasn't until the stuff arrived that I realised I didn't know how to wire some of it together.

Basically i've got a PCB ([url="http://gaussmarkov.net/layouts/bblender/bblender-perf.png"]layout[/url]), 4 jacks, 2 pots, a DPDT switch, and a 9v socket, here's a bad paint drawing of how I think it should be wired together, which I imagine is horribly wrong:



The main problems I'm having is that there's no out on the pcb, so I don't get how to connect it to the switch, and the 9v connector it's one of these: , how would I wire it up for tip negative?


any help would be much obliged

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The out is taken from the centre (unused) lug of the vol pot.
[url="http://gaussmarkov.net/layouts/bblender/bblender-schem.png"]http://gaussmarkov.net/layouts/bblender/bblender-schem.png[/url] - see V8 in the schematic
The DC adapter jack socket has 2 common terminals that can be identified with a multimeter. Usually the insertion of the plug breaks the circuit between the 2 common lugs (thats for over-ride with a battery when the mains is not attached). the third lug is the other polarity.
You can check if they are the right way round with your multimeter again with a mains adapter plugged in and attached. if the tip is wrong polarity you then need to reverse your wirings accordingly. :)

Edited by Al Heeley
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[quote name='bobbass4k' post='558234' date='Aug 2 2009, 03:18 AM']The 9v connector it's one of these:
how would I wire it up for tip negative?[/quote]

The simple way to find out what pin connects to what is to plug a centre negative DC supply into it and measure the voltage on the output lugs with a voltmeter.

A

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