As far as I know, the only difference between ver 1 and 2 is the value of the R7 resistor which controls the amount of modulation.
Let me see if I can find the values involved.
Yeah open up the pedal and look at the R7 position. There will be a 000 ohm resistor in R7 in the V2 pedal, while V1 will have a 470 ohm resistor in R7.
Yeah open up the pedal and look at the R7 position. There will be a 000 ohm resistor in R7 in the V2 pedal, while V1 will have a 470 ohm resistor in R7.
Weird. I opened my brand new one yesterday and mine has a "0" resister in C7. You can also adjust the modulation depth and rate with a jewelers srewdriver.
Usually diode protection means it protects the pedal if someone were to accidentally put in an incorrect power supply with the voltage flipped on the power input to the pedal. So instead of seeing +9V the pedal have the ground at +9V and it would likely damage components.
Not sure if this is what he meant by diode protection though. Id honestly be surprised if a company as big as MXR would produce a pedal without diode protection on the power supply circuit.
That is correct about the diode protection. They were also susceptible to static zaps. If you have a v1 MXR will swap out the board for you at no charge but shipping there.
That is correct about the diode protection. They were also susceptible to static zaps. If you have a v1 MXR will swap out the board for you at no charge but shipping there.