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Shoot The Moon

Started by pickdropper, August 17, 2012, 12:27:44 PM

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This is a fantastic sounding trem built from CultureJam's board.  Nearly does full chop.  I've build a couple of other trems (BYOC and EA) but this is a totally different beast.





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mgwhit

Looks amazing...as usual!

gtr2

That's a sick looking build!  :o

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raulduke

Yep..... thats a beauty mate  :o

I LOVE the graphics.

fish22

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I LOVE that box finish!
Is it blue anodized from PPP?
AND the graphics are fantastic! How were they applied?
I really like the heat shrink idea to tame the wires. I'll have to borrow that idea...
VERY Well done if I do say so myself!  ;D
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pickdropper

Quote from: fish22 on August 17, 2012, 01:52:05 PM
I LOVE that box finish!
Is it blue anodized from PPP?
AND the graphics are fantastic! How were they applied?
I really like the heat shrink idea to tame the wires. I'll have to borrow that idea...
VERY Well done if I do say so myself!  ;D

It is the sparkle blue from PPP.  I like the finish quite a lot.  The color is richer in person.  It was overcast when I took the photos with my cell phone, so they don't really do it justice.

The graphics were laid out with Adobe Illustrator and etched in with a laser.

Thanks to everybody for the kind words.
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fish22

Laser...
I had no idea that was even an option.
Googling that now....
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nzCdog

wow.  very very nice... great job!

bigrigg

NIce!  Looks like faded blue jeans.  Congrats.

midwayfair

That's just beautiful. The laser etching is really smart with the aluminum knobs.

Reminds me of the cover of The Little Prince. :) [Edit: The cover on my copy is blue.]

jimmybjj

Sweet looking stuff man!!!
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GrindCustoms

Super nice as usual  8)

What led color did you go with, for the LDR?

I'm still battling over orange and green..., orange giving me that stutter effect almost perfectly, just a tiny bit of leak..., and the green with a reverb maxxed out in front is just terrific for ambiant stuff....

Anyone ever tried a RGB led in these type of circuit...with a switch to change led color of the LDR?
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jubal81

Quote from: GrindCustoms on August 17, 2012, 08:52:45 PM
Anyone ever tried a RGB led in these type of circuit...with a switch to change led color of the LDR?

Now that is a cool idea. With a micro controller, you could make it any color you want ....
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pickdropper

Quote from: GrindCustoms on August 17, 2012, 08:52:45 PM
Super nice as usual  8)

What led color did you go with, for the LDR?

I'm still battling over orange and green..., orange giving me that stutter effect almost perfectly, just a tiny bit of leak..., and the green with a reverb maxxed out in front is just terrific for ambiant stuff....

Anyone ever tried a RGB led in these type of circuit...with a switch to change led color of the LDR?

Hey Rej,

I used a 5mm red diffused LED coupled to the opticoupler with a piece of PVC tubing which I then covered in shrink tubing.  I covered the ends in black glue to block out any light through the back of the LED.

Sometime soon, I'll try the same config with different LEDs and measure the difference in resistance from the LDR with the LED turned on.
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Quote from: jubal81 on August 17, 2012, 10:10:06 PM
Quote from: GrindCustoms on August 17, 2012, 08:52:45 PM
Anyone ever tried a RGB led in these type of circuit...with a switch to change led color of the LED?

Now that is a cool idea. With a micro controller, you could make it any color you want ....

I have some of those LED coming in and also 5 color one with all their individual ground lead, with a 12 position rotary switch, it should be pretty easy to make some really nice combo.....

I may try that on my remaining STM pcb....
Quote from: jubal81 on August 17, 2012, 10:10:06 PM
Quote from: GrindCustoms on August 17, 2012, 08:52:45 PM
Anyone ever tried a RGB led in these type of circuit...with a switch to change led color of the LDR?

Now that is a cool idea. With a micro controller, you could make it any color you want ....

I did couple test with different LDR using the same LED for a steady reference, with LDR ranging from 200 to 550ohm, it does'nt really change alot the sound..., the led color have a really bigger impact.

One led i forgot to try is 5mm diffused blue.....who knows..., maybe that where it's at!
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