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what's up guys today i wanted to share some information with you it's an mxr carbon copy so you got a v1 and a v2 out there how do you know the difference well one would assume being mine doesn't have the plastic little dials and the flats on the top uh you would think that would be the later version but indeed it's not so as if you have one of those and you want to set it to default settings the little plastic trim pot for width and speed is going to have a flat on the top if they're horizontal that means that's the stock setting now if you have one like i got here you don't have that so let's remove the paper and the way to tell if you have a v1 or a v2 right here at r7 you're going to see a value of 0 0 0. now that indicates that this is a v2 board v2 circuit the v1 just to explain we'll have a 470 ohm resistor at r7 the difference between v1 and v2 v1 has a much less uh it has a fainter some want to call it chorus sound uh to me it's more like an echoplex tape delay uh that's just me so the v1 is more faint and also it does not have a diode protection to protect the circuit which v1 was also known to have some problems with you know static and mxr would replace the board how do you tell where if you want these on default okay so in here it's going to be really hard to see but you can see two slots now those two slots got a face vertical and you would think if you're going to take this screwdriver and turn it all the way to the left that this upper part of the slot would go all the way down to say about seven o'clock same with the speed it's not that way i'm going to show you here if i can so i'm going to turn it right now it's stock setting if i turn it you can see that turned only that little bit the same thing with the speed you can't turn it no more uh so let me see okay i wasn't turning it hard enough all right now you can hopefully see in there that's turned counterclockwise all the way to the left so this upper part of the slot is facing about 10 o'clock we're in between 10 and 11 o'clock now that is turned all the way down if we take the pot and we turn it all the way clockwise and let's do the same on the speed now you're gonna see the bottom and hopefully the camera is picking this up the slot is pointed to about seven o'clock so that kind of explains hopefully in detail that's max and then your minimum counterclockwise max is at like...