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ROG TriVibe V11

THCustoms Build Document for RunOffGroove TriVibe

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ROG TriVibe V11

THCustoms Build Document for RunOffGroove TriVibe

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TRI-VIBE V1.

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Runoffgroove’s Tri-Vibe – a very usable vibrato effect

Overview
All credit for the circuit goes to http://runoffgroove.com. You will also find a lot of sound samples and documentation
on their website.

General
This is my attempt on an easy-to-use PCB for this great sounding Vibrato circuit.

It contains the rate-indicator-LED mod and polarity protection.

This is a great example how switching a parameter can strongly enhance the usability of an effect.

The SWIRL switch enhances the tonal possibilities of this Vibrato and offers different sounds from just one effect.
Schematic
Bill of materials
Device# Qty Value Comment
Resistors R1 1 22R
R2, R3, R22, R26, 6 100k
R27, R33
R4 1 1M
R5, R21, R23, R25 4 47k
R6, R24 1 15k
R7, R8, R14, R15 4 470R
R9, R11, R13, R16, 6 10k
R18, R20
R10, R17 2 3k9
R12, R19, R32 3 4k7
R28 1 220k
R29 1 12k
R30, R34 2 68k
R31 1 820k
R35 1 33k
R36 1 3k3
R37 1 270k
R38 1 2k7* CLR for speed indicator LED
Capacitors C1 1 220u polarized electro
C2, C3, C12, C13 3 10u polarized electro
C4, C11 1 10n box film
C5, C10 2 4n7 box film
C6 1 22n box film
C7 1 1n5 box film
C8 1 220n box film
C9 1 1u polarized electro
Diodes D1-D6 1 1N4148
D7 2 1N4001
Pots DEPTH 1 10k-lin 16mm right-angle print
RATE 1 500k-rev-log 16mm right-angle print
ICs IC1 1 LM13700
IC2, IC4 2 TL 062
IC3 1 NE5532
Other SW1 1 SPDT on-off-on
Building
There are a lot of components on a relatively small space. Take your time and everything will work out well.

Start populating the diodes and resistors first. Then put the IC sockets in next. Last are ceramic and film box
capacitors, then the electrolytic.

The board mounted pots need to go onto the other side of the board. Use
some (double-sided) tape to make sure the pot cases do not shorten any
pins that come through the board. As you solder them it is good practice to
apply some solder to the middle pin first, then pull it back approx. 1mm and
let it harden. Then solder the other pins. This will align the pot horizontally
in a better way and avoid shortcuts of the wide pot pins and the board.

Don’t forget to clip of the small bracket before you mount the circuit.

The SPDT switch also will be mounted from the solder-side.

The short pin of the speed LED goes through the round hole.

Disclaimer & License

PCBs based on runoffgroove circuits purchased from TH custom effects are intended for DIY / non-
commercial use only. Any commercial use whatsoever is forbidden. Please contact runoffgroove for further
information.

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