Zero Point Module - Semi Deluxe

[juansolo]

Another ZPM, this one's mine. When we did Cleggy's I loved the two active filter modes and decided that they're all I'd ever use, so that's all mine has. Which also saved having to get a big switch. I also omitted the slam stomp. Otherwise it's the same as the last.

This was my runner's up PCB from the Jan/Feb compo BTW. Many thanks Mr Bean.

[GermanCdn]

Very nice, just finishing one up myself, and seeing your build confirms it - I'm putting mine in a 125BB, even if the only one I have is in a god awful seafoam green colour.

[pickdropper]

Very clean and cool graphic.

I have this board sitting.  I should really do something with it.

[gtr2]

Sweet!

[Parra]

cool build!

[nzCdog]

What do the red caps taste sound like?  Candy?
Super tidy... what wire do you use? 

[aballen]

Love the graphics, and those knobs look great with it.

[juansolo]

What do the red caps taste sound like?  Candy?
Super tidy... what wire do you use? 

Panasonic caps. No idea if they sound any different to boxes, but we tend to only use them now.

Wire is Eagle copper 0.6mm solid core. I don't think they make it any more hence we bought 600m of the stuff

[midwayfair]

Great work as always.

I'm curious how many features can be left off before we can no longer call it a "deluxe" at all.

[rullywowr]

Very clean build.  Love the graphic too!

[juansolo]

Great work as always.

I'm curious how many features can be left off before we can no longer call it a "deluxe" at all.

Hence it's semi-deluxe 

[Stomptown]

Great looking build John! I've noticed that you have a very unique way of wiring the ground lugs on the 3pdt to each other and it looks sharp! How do you do it (if you don't mind sharing)? 

[juansolo]

They're connected with a bit of solid core wire. Cut into a U then bent through to make an 0. Then I just flow solder onto it all.