It’s funny, until the Billy Corgan thing, you couldn’t give those muffs away. Everyone was all corksniffery about op-amps vs. proper transistors … I sold three of them in the month or so before the Corgan post and had a hard time shifting them. Think I got about $90 each.
They’re cool and all, def have their own sound, but I still prefer the sound of a good mike’s head muff

Have you tried reseating the chips that are in there already? Also, try setting all the trimpots to midpoint and then follow this: http://www.diystompboxes.com/smfforum/index.php?topic=4050.msg23285#msg23285

Post pics of what you’ve got. I have some good wiring diagrams for the early (no AC) and later (w/AC) ram’s heads.

You can blend the octave signal to 100% so yes you can do that.
Dan Miller does it in the demo here

Hey, Can I cut in? I have a similar issue trying to resurrect a v1 Small Stone. I can’t make out where the wires go from Ron’s diagram…

The one marked pink — does it go to the bottom left lug of the Color switch? Does it share the lug with the wire connecting to the input jack?

I’m presuming the one marked green replaces the green one in the photo?

I wired it up that way to see, and what I get is a kinda motorboat/pulse at high rate that I can turn the speed down but no phasing. It’s more intense with the color switch up…
Any ideas? (I get bypass signal OK).

Thanks

EDIT: Using Liberty’s 3PDT diagram, is this right?

Is there still a wire from the input jack to the color switch?

EDIT2: I just wired it up as above and I also get nothing in bypass. But with the effect on, all I get is motorboating … a pulse overlaid on the clean guitar signal. Something’s not right over and above the true bypass but my old switch was knackered so it had to be done. I guess I don’t have the switch wired up right? (Is there really two jumpers?)

My solution was to get rid of it

Mutron III — closest you’ll get is a Qtron.
Or you could always just go the Stevie Ray Vaughan route seeing as you already have the Strat and Fender amp.