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OK perfect thats what I wanted to hear and was hoping for, much less confusing to now just know they're both essentially the same thing, thanks eh. Cheers.

yea Ive looked into relay switching and Im thinking I might even try my hand at programming some microcontrollers a nd what not, definetly not there yet but maybe one day. A soft click is what I was originally after, but after seeing an ad for a DPDT latching on/on switch I had to come here to...

I know this is old but I figured because its here anyways Id just ask her again and hope someone sees it I guess. So I now understand wat was explained in the above but if the switch was ON/ON what would need to change, if anything?

By the way I forgot to say, thats a really cool idea, encasing a circuit in a 3D print. Im assuiming thats whats going on here anyways.

Thanks everyone for the replies, I love this place. I asked a question on TGP on wednesday at noon, still nothing. Here it feels like Im getting answers before I click 'post'. Very glad I found this place, cheers guys.

Ok so there is some practicality to it I guess eh, cool. I do really like playing around octave pedals.

what does it do in this pedal?

right on this is helpful, thanks.

So I found this pot (pictured below) and I have questions, questions I dont even really know how to ask lol. Would it be useful in a practical sense in pedal building? If so what are some things it could be used for? The ad doesnt say if they're log or audio, but one picture does show a G in...

cool Ill check it out, thank you.

Ok right on, thanks eh

Ok cool thank you, that does make things much more clear now, I dont know why that was so confusing for me lol, it totally makes sense. My main idea was to use it for a RAT and have say silicon in the up and LED in the down and then figured the middle section would just be nothing (Op-Amp) but...

I read a post on here that explained all the various toggle switchs and how they operate but Im still a bit lost. I think the word off in on-off-on is confusing me. If I was to get an on-off-on toggle with 6 legs, its possible to connect something to the middle position, say for clipping diodes...

I actually saw some of these stocked in some website I saw awhile ago, was difficult to wrap my head around its workings lol

OK so then theres no real issues doing this than potential mistakes to be made. Glad to know I only need to order/stock one type of jack lol.

Ok cool, Thats handy to know about expression pedal input, really want to do some stuff with expression input

So this may sound like a dumb question but I didnt even know these existed until just a few moments ago What is the main purpose for these. What type of use case would they serve in pedal building(if any). Also I guess while Im here is there any reason to not just buy stereo jacks and wire...

Yea that was a good read. The picture Robert shared is what was in my head as the idea but after reading that page I kinda like the idea of this:

somehow I missed your post last time I checked this, my bad. Thank you for your explantion eh. Yea I started wondering about how resistance would effect things. I know what the components in a circuit are and know what most of them do, but as to how they all work together is where I get a bit...

I was thinking about this again last night, didnt really research it or anything when I guess I should just do that, but Im going to ask here anyways. Will the resistance of the pot affect the clipping and if so, how? If the Jack Orman link from above explains this, disregard this question. Im...