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Fun little pedal, noisy but when you get it just right, it's pretty cool. Maybe build the normal first to see if you like it before building this? Or build it anyway like I did.
Mp42b ~80 and mp20a~100
Luckily I had random mp20a rated higher since I didn't have any higher 42's. I think I saw someone recommend 70-90 for the first and 100-120 for the second so I barely got it
Don't solder the rotary straight onto the board.
It's not as tall as the pots and will be too low.
So solder the pots on, screw the rotary in the case, put board on, and solder in place for example. That will go ahead and help ease your pain so you don't have to slowly wiggle the rotary after having soldered all pads. I first did that about six years ago on my dwarven hammer. Guess I'll never learn....
You can do it for the 4pdt switch too but I think that ended up being close enough to the pots, can't remember built it a few weeks ago.
Also this is what I mean when I say the lms killer koi sparkle needs good lighting but oh well. Looks pretty cool in person still.
Mp42b ~80 and mp20a~100
Luckily I had random mp20a rated higher since I didn't have any higher 42's. I think I saw someone recommend 70-90 for the first and 100-120 for the second so I barely got it
Don't solder the rotary straight onto the board.
It's not as tall as the pots and will be too low.
So solder the pots on, screw the rotary in the case, put board on, and solder in place for example. That will go ahead and help ease your pain so you don't have to slowly wiggle the rotary after having soldered all pads. I first did that about six years ago on my dwarven hammer. Guess I'll never learn....
You can do it for the 4pdt switch too but I think that ended up being close enough to the pots, can't remember built it a few weeks ago.
Also this is what I mean when I say the lms killer koi sparkle needs good lighting but oh well. Looks pretty cool in person still.
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