The photos in the video should help

It's in sync for me. Are you using Bluetooth headphones?

I modified it by adding 1/4" Jacks to connect speakers. Originally had a connector that is no longer in use

Actually capacitors have small amounts of resistance, conductance, and inductance. Smug people who think they have all the answers need to go away and get their next booster.

Oil will last almost 100 years so ?

@@StuffnSuch I got the booster shot and nothing bad happened

👍😎😂😂😂@@StuffnSuch

Not true at all. Caps sound different. It's night and day. I've tested all my caps, which consist of Teflon, pio, polyester and polypropylene, and they were all almost EXACTLY the same and sounded different.

Both are Sprague caps.

In the digital world of recording,you will find that there's something about walking away from a project that you think is done to find out that you can't seem to understand what you were thinking when you listen the next day. This is a different kind of problem. I'm outside my expertise as I don't repair amps but the cap trap conversation has it's merit! It's functionality is the quality of its filtering so you're looking at a scope and if gain is tight the Orange drop looks better but that may reduce the harmonic content. It seems that the mistakes sometimes make the amp. It is a meserabl thing but more likely to show up with a professional waterfall analysis than on a scope. Or just try and find out what week of 1966 fender ran out of .22if and .33uf instead. With a tolerance of 30% would it matter? Orange drops leak less also so pick a poison!

Valid point. Someone might like the 250 pot just because the way the taper is may be easier to find the sweetspot

JB

From experience if you find a good setting on the snow white take a picture or mark it with tape. It can be hard to dial in. I found a few different usable settings with it but I forgot to mark them down so it was lost switching between the different tones

Also alway put the snowwhite first in the chain

@@trenchy8906 yea I do put it first in the chain. Yea I found a good setting that i took a photo of and it probably works 70% of the time on different amps but sometimes it sounds really mild. I want to set and forgot im not into messing around with all the different knobs all the time. If i got a qtron who knows I may have the same issue. I got into auto wahs because im a huge Jerry fan. Im not picky with my pedal sounds as long as they put me in the ballpark of what I want to hear then im satisfied but its strange how it seems to behave drastically different on different volume/amps. I may trade it in for the new qtron nano with the volume control and if it turns out iv made a mistake then no biggie il just get a snow white again. Still i think there’s something im doing drastically wrong as apposed to blaming the pedal.

@@thisisme4858 I agree I wish there was one knob on it more wah less wah lol

@@trenchy8906 that would be perfect

Absolutely right. The change at the volume pot is where the difference happens. The demo fails to show this because he never changes the volume. Also,...the change made in the tone pot wiring is pointless, irrelevant and unnecessary.

You need better monitors, much better monitors.

If you like both caps and can’t decide get the Orange Drops. I accidentally burned my Orange Drop with a soldering iron but it still works fine. Orange Drops are known for durability so that’s an insensitive for me

@@ramencurry6672 good to know thank!

Oh duh should put that in its the Russia k40y-9 .15uf

@@smurfinguitars thank!!

Yessir.

There was a big difference in the enjoyment of playing in the oil in paper that I was worried wouldn't translate glad you can hear it

Me too, chalk and cheese, the longer you listened the more apparent it became. Those Russian K40‘s are really cheap on Ebay too.

Take a multimeter and measure the paper in oil. First of all there is a wopping 10 percent deficiency when it was brand new meaning it could have been anywhere between 0.019 and 0.024 and further more they don't retain that value for very long which is why nobody is using them anymore. So yeah, take a multimeter and check the real value of that paper in oil than get a ceramic equivalent of said value and redo the test.

​@@madcapxnot true at all. All my PIOS, Russian and Vitamin Qs tested SPOT on

There is definitely more difference than the capacitance. Some tone caps are very muddy and dead and other allow the sound to morph into something wonderful. This has been seen for decades with the old Bumblebees. You can see this effect most strong at the setting of Zero. Good tone caps create a beautiful "woman tone" regular capacitors crate mud. Instead of denying because you believe it impossible realize the the difference can be heard and we should look to see why this is so. Perhaps the orange drops, being solid state filter a wide band of sound where the paper in oil allow certain frequencies through the oil liquid.

@@josezakany7808 Due the different concentrations of snake oil.

@@JacareDoQuerosene It ok, you are entitled to your opinion.

@@josezakany7808 could it be as simple as the oil creates some sort of dampening to the overall vibration of the guitar and may not have to due with the frequencies going through the caps