How
To Modify the MXR Carbon Copy Analog Delay
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This photo shows the parts that will be modified.
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Desolder pins 1 and 2 of 4047 chip with desodlering braid, being careful not to desolder or touch any other pins or components. Lift pins 1 and 2 clear of the PCB with a sharp, curved pick. |
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Connect a jumper wire from the outside hole for the delay pot to the RCA jack center lug.
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