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    FX10 Build Doc

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    This document provides assembly instructions and a bill of materials for building a near-exact recreation of the circuit board from the DOD FX10 Bi-Fet preamp pedal. The original pedal design had issues with switching, power supply, and aging circuit boards that this recreation seeks to address through updates like true bypass switching and increased power filtering while keeping the core circuit the same. Builders are advised to use board-mounted pots if possible and contact the designers via email with any questions.

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    This document provides assembly instructions and a bill of materials for building a near-exact recreation of the circuit board from the DOD FX10 Bi-Fet preamp pedal. The original pedal design had issues with switching, power supply, and aging circuit boards that this recreation seeks to address through updates like true bypass switching and increased power filtering while keeping the core circuit the same. Builders are advised to use board-mounted pots if possible and contact the designers via email with any questions.

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    This document provides assembly instructions and a bill of materials for building a near-exact recreation of the circuit board from the DOD FX10 Bi-Fet preamp pedal. The original pedal design had issues with switching, power supply, and aging circuit boards that this recreation seeks to address through updates like true bypass switching and increased power filtering while keeping the core circuit the same. Builders are advised to use board-mounted pots if possible and contact the designers via email with any questions.

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    FX10 Build Doc

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    Indymaru Engenharia
    This document provides assembly instructions and a bill of materials for building a near-exact recreation of the circuit board from the DOD FX10 Bi-Fet preamp pedal. The original pedal design had issues with switching, power supply, and aging circuit boards that this recreation seeks to address through updates like true bypass switching and increased power filtering while keeping the core circuit the same. Builders are advised to use board-mounted pots if possible and contact the designers via email with any questions.

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    Electronic Audio Experiments and S&K

    DOD FX10 BiFet PCB Build Document


    Introduction

    The DOD FX10 Bi-FET Preamp is one of dozens of interesting designs by DOD,
    which, until recently, had existed in relative obscurity. Many DOD pedals are still in
    use today, but the poor switching system, old PCBs, and non-standard power supply
    are a hindrance for modern players.

    The FX10 is an op-amp based boost with a large volume boost and an active tone
    control that can boost treble or bass. This PCB is a near-exact recreation of the
    original circuit, with the only changes being the use of true bypass switching, the
    addition of a pulldown resistor at the input, and a slight increase in power supply
    filtering.

    If you have any questions you may contact us at


    electronicaudioexperiments@gmail.com and/or scot.debockler@gmail.com.

    Happy building!

    John & Scot


    Assembly Notes

    • We recommend 16mm PCB-mount pots, which should be oriented on the


    underside of the board
    • A drilling template is provided for a 125B enclosure, use at your own risk
    • If board-mounted pots are not used, it is strongly recommended that the
    board be glued to a standoff such as a ceramic resistor or plastic washers
    rather than left floating in the enclosure
    • A DIP8 socket is recommended if you wish to test out different op amps
    • R2 may be adjusted to account for LEDs of varying color and intensity

    Bill of Materials

    RESISTORS CAPACITORS
    Value Qty Part # Value Qty Part #
    100K 2 R9, R13 0.01uF 1 C3
    10K 1 R5 0.022uF 1 C11
    18K 2 R12, R16 0.1uF 1 C7
    1M 1 R10 0.022uF 1 C6
    1K 1 R8 100uf 1 C1
    220K 2 R3, R4 10uF 2 C8, C9
    3.3K 2 R14, R15 120pF 1 C10
    3.9M 1 R7 120pF 1 C5
    330K 1 R11 47uF 1 C2
    4.7K* 1 R2 1uF 1 C4
    47K 1 R6
    47 1 R1

    OTHER
    Value Qty Part Value Qty Part
    TL082* 1 IC1 125B 1 Enclosure
    1N4001 1 D1 3PDT 1 Bypass
    100KB 1 Tone Knobs 2 -
    500KC 1 Level 5MM LED 1 Indicator
    ¼” Jack 2 In/out 5MM Bezel 1 Indicator
    DIP8 Socket 1 IC1 (socket) DC Jack 1 +9V

    * - Indicates that the component can be swapped out as noted above

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