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Really great little delay!!!
If you build one don't forget to add a pull down resistor on the output ;)
Josh
Beautiful! And, the name tag---details on this, please.
Looks great! I would like to know how this compares to the rebote 2.5. I have built several rebotes and am considering building this one.
I like this alot. Very simple very clean, something im really digging about this pedal :)
Brilliant Josh. Clean and simple, and beautiful.
Jacob
REALLY elegant bro! Well done!
+1 Stunning build! I really like the switch breakout PCB.
Andy
Love your builds Josh... very nice
Guts like that make me wish it had a plexi glass back plate!
Love this one Josh...simple, clean and that plate is just beautiful...great job man!!
-Kaleb
Quote from: eldanko on December 22, 2011, 03:59:41 AM
REALLY elegant bro! Well done!
Elegant is the exact word I though of too! Super classy stuff, love it.
Beautifull build mate :o.
This is as neat (if not neater) as builders like Wampler, Diamond etc.
It kinda has a 50's vibe to it that I love.
I love the 3PDT PCB as well; is that your design?
Is it just me or are the best DIY pedal builds now on this forum?
This place is just getting better and better...
Thanks everyone!
The name plate is just aluminum stock that I etched and cut in an oval. I was going to do a half plate but I went for a cleaner look.
The 3pdt board is something I rigged up in Eagle as an alternative to the little pain in the neck boards I bought from SB. It allows me to finish the wiring in half the time. Plus, I can mock up a few enclosures and wire up whatever the pedal of the week might be ;) With this and board mounted pots it's almost to easy.
Josh
Super professional looking pedal. Great job.
Umm, by any chance, are those 3PDT boards available to the general public? I like the layout quite a bit better than others I've seen!
Quote from: Bret608 on December 22, 2011, 05:52:26 PM
Umm, by any chance, are those 3PDT boards available to the general public? I like the layout quite a bit better than others I've seen!
I was about to ask the same question.
Me too, I'd definitely lay down some quid for those in my pedals.
B
I might have a few I can spare.
PM me and we'll see if we can work something out.
Josh
group buy!
are they double sided? they look it..
It looks like Josh had those custom made for himself.
I'll tell you what though - I bet you guys could do the same if you learned Eagle a bit.
Jacob
Quote from: jkokura on December 23, 2011, 11:07:39 PM
It looks like Josh had those custom made for himself.
I'll tell you what though - I bet you guys could do the same if you learned Eagle a bit.
Jacob
Yup.
I can get more made though if there is enough interest.
Josh
interested in picking up a few.
Yeah Josh, I'd try a couple out to see if I like them. Why not.
Ditto why not
Ok. I'll start a separate thread today or Monday for those who are interested. Gotta get back to Christmas Stuff!
Josh
Put me down for a few.
I'd buy a stack of those switch boards. those are groovy
Man I love the look of that pedal. Just awesome
Ok..
So I'm probably gonna get about 100 of the 3pdt boards fabbed to make it cost effective. It will take 3-4 weeks until I get them. At that point I'll double check quality control and when I'm happy with them I'll put a page on my pitiful website with a cart/paypal link. Hopefully everyone finds them useful like I have.
The pricing will most likely be tiered as follows
1 board for $2
3 boards for $5
10 boards for $15
Shipping will be $2.25 US and $2.75 International in a padded envelope.
Josh
Hey Josh, how many ground planes does that board have? I guess what I'm after are there any "extras" on there?
I'm assuming you mean ground pads :) There are 4 ground pads. One for the power jack. One for the input jack, one for the output jack and one for the board gnd. If you needed an extra one for some reason like a pull down resistor you could use the output jack ground if your grounding through the enclosure. Or you could still use the grounded lugs on the 3pdt as you'll still be able to solder to them if needed.
Josh
I'd be interested in a few of those boards... As Shrek would say, Very clean, very clean.
Yes, I have kids who love the Shrek movies. My favorite line,
"Some of you may die, but it's a risk I'm willing to take."
Put me in for 10 of those 3PDT boards mate :).
Quote from: gtr2 on December 27, 2011, 04:44:11 PM
I'm assuming you mean ground pads :) There are 4 ground pads. One for the power jack. One for the input jack, one for the output jack and one for the board gnd. If you needed an extra one for some reason like a pull down resistor you could use the output jack ground if your grounding through the enclosure. Or you could still use the grounded lugs on the 3pdt as you'll still be able to solder to them if needed.
Josh
Yeah, meant pads.
Thanks,
J
I love the build! That nametag is great!
this is zen pedal building :o :o :o
who did you get to fab your 3pdt boards? I just learned EAGLE and made a double sided layout for the Lovetone Brown Source...
I'd definitely interested in 3-10 of those boards
The 3PDT boards are now available. Please use the link provided if interested.
http://1776effects.com/store/
Josh :)
Quote from: gtr2 on January 19, 2012, 12:41:56 AM
The 3PDT boards are now available. Please use the link provided if interested.
http://1776effects.com/store/
Josh :)
Just ordered 3. Thanks for making these available!
Thanks gtr2
Just bought ten; in for a penny in for a pound!
Should come in very handy.