Is there a guide to using the auditorium test platform?

[lushhush]

I bought the the parts kits from stompboxparts. I've never built a pedal, so I thought this would be helpful testing builds before finalizing in the enclosure. Do I wire everything I can on the pcb besides the I/O jacks I guess since those are on the auditorium? Any guidance appreciated!

 

[slacjs]

You would wire the + and - at the top for power and the 4 connectors at the bottom, in, gnd, sw, and out. AFAIK you wouldn't need to wire up the jacks ground wire usually found to either side of the + and - connections at the top of a board.

 

[lushhush]

You would wire the + and - at the top for power and the 4 connectors at the bottom, in, gnd, sw, and out. AFAIK you wouldn't need to wire up the jacks ground wire usually found to either side of the + and - connections at the top of a board.

Where would I wire the + and - to since there is a power jack that gets soldered to the auditorium board? also the bottom, in, gnd, sw, and out are would bypass the footswitch instead of soldering the footswitch to the pcb?

 

[slacjs]

The blue part near the power jack are where you would put the + and - wires, the other wires would go in near the bypass toggle switch.


At the top of this board you can find + and -. the bottom is in, gnd, sw, and out.

 

[ianmarks]

I know it is not rocket science, but figuring out how to get it to work for positive ground circuits might be a good addendum in the build doc.

 

[Mike52]

The board is even labelled, making it that much easier. And the traces that you can see on the board are pretty easy to interpret. I have one of these but haven't used it yet.

 

[lushhush]

View attachment 20040

The blue part near the power jack are where you would put the + and - wires, the other wires would go in near the bypass toggle switch.

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At the top of this board you can find + and -. the bottom is in, gnd, sw, and out.

So I'm just now realizing my auditorium test board does not look like the one pictured. there isn't a spot for the switch to fit. There's room for the I/O, power jack, one blue part behind the power jack, then I'm not sure what do to

 

[Robert]

So I'm just now realizing my auditorium test board does not look like the one pictured.

Thaaaat's why my count is off..... I send you the wrong board.

That's the ProtoBoard, not the Auditorium. You could still use it for the same purpose but it's not quite as straightforward.

I apologize, I'll get an Auditorium shipped out to you today.

 

[lushhush]

Thaaaat's why my count is off..... I send you the wrong board.

That's the ProtoBoard, not the Auditorium. You could still use it for the same purpose but it's not quite as straightforward.

I apologize, I'll get an Auditorium shipped out to you today.

Inventory off by one? lol, responded to the pm

 

[carlinb17]

Thaaaat's why my count is off..... I send you the wrong board.

That's the ProtoBoard, not the Auditorium. You could still use it for the same purpose but it's not quite as straightforward.

I apologize, I'll get an Auditorium shipped out to you today.

That’s what bob ross would call a happy mistake at least for @lushhush

 

[fig]

That’s what bob ross would call a happy mistake at least for @lushhush

Indeed!