Sometimes I feel quite content

[jkokura]

And when I wire a puppy up this cleanly...



I celebrate.

Jacob

[nzCdog]

I hope those components know just how lucky they are.
There are plenty of pots who'd give their wiper, just to live in a nice tidy enclosure like that.  
Bet she sounds as good as she looks too... well done mate, your pedal geek peers salute you

[midwayfair]

I wish I could do that.

[DutchMF]

I hope those components know just how lucky they are.
There are plenty of pots who'd give their wiper, just to live in a nice tidy enclosure like that.  
Bet she sounds as good as she looks too... well done mate, your pedal geek peers salute you

LMAO! But seriously, he's right! Clean as a whistle, wow! 

Paul

[night-B]

You could have added a pcb or two in there 

[sgmezei]

You could eat off of that thing! That is superb Jacob.

[gtr2]

Lonely in there

This classifies as "elite clean" status.

Josh

[jimmybjj]

fantastic, doesn't get much better.

[eldanko]

You should fill the rest of the pedal with Peeps or something.  Just because you can.

[sgmezei]

Fill the rest of the cavity with GOOP so people know you are professional. 

[jtn191]

That's a neutrino, right? How much wiring do you do out-of-the-box?

[nzCdog]

Fill the rest of the cavity with GOOP so people know you are professional. 

LOL!

[jkokura]

You should fill the rest of the pedal with Peeps or something.  Just because you can.

Done.

That's a neutrino, right? How much wiring do you do out-of-the-box?

The first Neutron Drive was a Neutrino. That's not true of the current production models persay, except that they are both dual op amp overdrives with a similar topology. Essentially, both circuits are derivative of the TS circuit, largely based from the Son of a Screamer DIY project. Pretty much ALL boutique overdrives look the same.

I kept the Neutron Drive name because I liked it, but no, it's not a neutrino.

This particular PCB allows me to tweak the tone circuit, as well as offers options for clipping. I can have clipping that's in the feedback loop of the gain circuit, and/or as a shunt to ground on the signal path after the 1st stage. I can also do asymmetrical clipping in that first stage, and I've added pads to do mosfet clipping in the post gain stage clipping section.

Oh, and I'm not sure what you mean by wiring out of the box. I do all my wiring in specific ways I've learned that work for me. I'm in the middle of designing a jig that will enable me to wire cleaner and faster, but that's still in progress. There'll be a build report on that at some point.

Jacob

Jacob

[stevenrun]

ULTRA clean.

It's a stomp / stash box!

[gtr2]

I'm thinking that would make a nice avatar....