I was wondering which of these wiring layouts people consider "best practice", of if there's another option I'm ignoring-
(http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/6379/screenshot20130401at184.png)
any thoughts welcome
The second grounds the fx input when the switch is in bypass. That's what I would use.
Jacob
agreed, the 2nd one will help prevent pops during switching, although either will work.
Quote from: soldersqueeze on April 01, 2013, 05:55:31 PM
I was wondering which of these wiring layouts people consider "best practice", of if there's another option I'm ignoring-
(http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/6379/screenshot20130401at184.png)
any thoughts welcome
is that the cathode going to 9v?
other 2 leeds are the anode??
Good to know
Weird, I just did a layout using the second version. Make sure that you buy common anode LEDs with this version.
I screwed that up since my dip trace library had common cathode, and I used it knowing I had to remember to switch polarity at the part, and then forgot to check when I bought the LEDs.
Quote from: wgc on August 05, 2014, 01:42:21 AM
Weird, I just did a layout using the second version. Make sure that you buy common anode LEDs with this version.
I screwed that up since my dip trace library had common cathode, and I used it knowing I had to remember to switch polarity at the part, and then forgot to check when I bought the LEDs.
Thats crazy, I literally did the same thing this weekend for a project and it took me 30 minutes before I caught it. Lol
Cody
Great minds... 8)
Not sure why I didn't think of doing this sooner. Should be cool.