BMP OP AMP v2

Board Dimensions (W x H) 2 x 1.65 ca. 50.2 mm x 42mm

The above image can be downloaded from

http://i647.photobucket.com/albums/uu198/tonmann/GuitarPCB%20Boards/BMPOpAmpv2Layout.png
Printing at 300dpi will assist you in your enclosure layout.

R1

1M

R11

10k

5k6

C1

100n

R2

47k

R12

10k

1k2

C2

10n

R3

330k

R4

10k

R13

220k

100k

C3

4n7

R14

100R

47R

C4

10

R5

47k

R15

220k

C5

470n

R6

330k

560k

R16

220k

C6

150p

R7

33k

62k

R17

3k3

C7

470n

R8

1k

R9

5k6

47R

C8

220n

120n

IC1

4558

8k2

C9

10n

100n

IC2

4558

R10

330k

470k

C10

100

C11

100n

56k

150n

D1 - D6
D7

4F

1N914
CA bi-colour LED

Sustain

100k Lin

10k Lin

Tone

47k Lin

10k Lin

100k Log

50k Log

Volume

The values in yellow are the original design values R6 and R7 should be changed as a pair as should
R9 and R10
STATUS LED
D7 is a common anode bi-colour LED

The diagram above shows the pin-out, schematic symbol and pad connection for a common anode
LED.
The pin-out for the bi-colour LED is as follows:
1st Colour Cathode 90 degree bend in the lead
Common Anode
Middle lead
2nd Colour Cathode 45 degree bend in the lead
The pad for lead 1 on the circuit board is marked with a white box.
When connected correctly the LED will light red when power is applied and the circuit is in bypass
mode. The LED will light green when in effects mode.
If you wish to use a standard LED, connect the anode to the middle pad and the cathode to the right
pad to show the circuit in effects mode.

MODIFICATIONS
Diodes Although D1 D6 are given as 1N914s there are many diode combinations to experiment
with. To make wiring easier pads A and B have been added to the circuit board, diodes D1 D6,
along with any switching arrangement, would be installed on a daughter board which would then be
connected to pads A and B.
WIRING

If you are using one of GuitarPCBs 3PDT Wiring Boards, pads S4, S5, S6 and D7 would be ignored
and R17 would not be installed.