From my spring contest entry:
"Razzle Dazzle"
It is a Zero Point DD/Galacticon Phase Shifter/Rub-A-Dub Reverb 3-in-1
I am timbo_93631
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I have built a few pedals with the Galacticon on the repeats of a ZPDD or pre/post that have been in the regular build reports, this is an expanded version that includes a Rub-A-Dub. The rotary switch on the right assigns the Galacticon to the repeats or pre/post delay with an additional toggle and it is footswitchable. The rotary on the left assigns the rub-a-dub to the repeats or post delay and it is always on. The ZPDD has been modded for trails bypass following midwayfair's shunt bypass method, and the Galacticon has a phase/vibe mod and a 50k blend pot labeled "nature" on the controls.
The ZPDD also has the feedback and slam controls on a momentary 3PDT so you can dial in the speed that it slips into self oscillation. Clip to follow.
Awesome
SWITCHING MADNESS!
Awesome job Tim. I can't wait for the demo.
Cody
Wow! How do you keep up with the same color wiring? Amazing!
Great looking build! I love the finish on the box, dremel etching? Very neat wiring too! I just finished a two in one with that same wire but mine looks like the spaghetti factory blew the f' up ;D
Amazing wiring, really. I can't imagine how long it took to do that.
Very nice build.
this is MADNESS!!!! Love it!
epic build timbo! 8)
Awesome! That's one I would want to fire up on the first try. I wouldn't want to troubleshoot it!
Beautiful!
Quote from: timbo_93631 on April 21, 2014, 11:12:13 PM
The rotary switch on the right assigns the Galacticon to the repeats or pre/post delay with an additional toggle and it is footswitchable. The rotary on the left assigns the rub-a-dub to the repeats or post delay and it is always on.
Dude. This build would be impressive enough if you just had the three circuits in there, but this switching is some next-level business.
That's pretty sweet man!
Thanks guys!
Quote from: jrod on April 22, 2014, 01:11:46 AM
How do you keep up with the same color wiring? Amazing!
I just go one wire at a time and do all the switching wiring and jacks first, then the boards and pots, then LED's and power.
Quote from: sonarchotic on April 22, 2014, 02:02:15 AM
I love the finish on the box, dremel etching?
Silver water based Sharpie paint pen with the extra fine tip.
Quote from: pickdropper on April 22, 2014, 02:12:46 AM
Amazing wiring, really. I can't imagine how long it took to do that.
Maybe 3 hours on wiring alone, about 10 hours total for the build. I wanted to do the verb and phase on rotaries completely without any additional toggles, but that would require a 6P3T rotary to make all the bypass connections on the delay line and I didn't find one that would easily fit the depth of the 1590DD. The ones I found might work in a 1790. Anyhow, I lie awake in bed more than a few times trying to visualize the switching before I realized 4P3T's were only going to be good for repeats/standalone and not repeats, pre/post delay so they are set as 4PDT's for repeats/standalone and an additional 3PDT toggle for order when the phase rotary is in the standalone position.
Quote from: selfdestroyer on April 22, 2014, 01:06:09 AM
I can't wait for the demo.
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Oh I like that. I don't like multi's that don't serve a specific purpose. These effects however complement each other in order to give a cohesive and specific sound. The control layout is spot on and not overly complicated, considering how complicated it actually is on the inside. Finished well. Excellent demo (loving the psychedelia).
Spectacular sir.
Quote from: juansolo on April 22, 2014, 09:47:40 AM
Oh I like that. I don't like multi's that don't serve a specific purpose. These effects however complement each other in order to give a cohesive and specific sound. The control layout is spot on and not overly complicated, considering how complicated it actually is on the inside. Finished well. Excellent demo (loving the psychedelia).
Spectacular sir.
yeah, absolutely, what he said!! Not only is the enclosure a work of art but THAT wiring is incredible. I'm sure I would have had a nervous breakdown attempting that! Pass the parmesan, please :)
Mark
Big sigh of relief when this fired up, i bet ;) fantastic build mate. :)
Wow! I'd like to be the guy who make a living selling you wire! Great work!
That is a super cool build! Lots of neat wiring and you put that 3pdt exactly where you wanted it. Nice work.