Recent content by _aj666

Any chance you can port it over to the terrarium 😅 this is sick! Awesome work!

Hey everyone, recently began my journey with the terrarium/dasiy realm. I came across a pretty cool example I would like to use, but im having a bit of a hard time opening it and doing the rest in VS to flash it over. I've gotten away with using bins and flashing things over that way. Anyway, if...

Oh wow, a dedicated pedal?! That'd be a great idea. Was thinking about snagging a few more terrariums when they were back in stock. I do like tinkering, and I have been thinking about creating a couple things. I haven't done any coding in a long time. I guess I'll have a look around in...

That's awesome, once it's released I'll be sure to download it and throw it in there. I've got one more terrarium I'd like to use for a dedicated reverb, or even something like riemanns grave by discomfort designs. I'd really like to start coding my own stuff, but I feel like I need to study...

Just wanted to say that I loaded this up and it's staying on the board. This is great, thank you for all the hard work you put into this. I'm very into the drone/freeze effect I can do with chords in between my bands songs to hold the tension.

I didn't think these boards were still made anymore. I never see them posted. Would love to make one though.

Also, I understand what you're talking about. Any way I could get a visual. Maybe just draw some squiggly lines on the picture I provided. I'm going to go down and mess with it shortly. Thanks again!

Damn, so this things worked all along then. 😅 Yeah I might run a wire from those to just to have it as a standalone buffer when I'm messing with stuff. Thank you so much!

Ok so last dumb question, since all buffers work and there are no issues when they are plugged in this way. Do I need to have everything plugged in to use this interface? I can't simply just plug in my guitar to guitar, and front of amp to amp and have it work? Everything needs to be plugged in...

Lower buffer works, but there's a slight hum. Middle buffer works also with a slight hum. Top buffer works with slight hum. So everything is working correctly, just with a little hum coming through my 5150 2 on the clean channel.

Dumb question, but what's the easiest way to do this without removing it all? I don't have anything to test on a breadboard. Built a lot of pedals, but I guess I've been pretty lucky with everything working with no issues off the bat.

I'll give this a try, so basically make one continuous ground from all the green wires, will those go to the ground of the 9v power as well?

Not sure, the one is grounded. But the other 7 aren't. What would be the easiest way to ground these to the enclosure?

Yes I have them all connected as they should be, everything's soldered up and under the electrical tape. Took a shot of under the buffers as well for you.

These are the ones they've linked on the build. These are the ones I used.