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@PedalPCB check JHS youtube's channel. They're using the Switchback with the red remote a lot to compare 'old vs new' same type of pedal. So the idea here would be to use 2 module correct ? Here is a very quick template of how I would do it. (With a led indicator for each loop).

Yes, correct > A or B. No A & B.

@PedalPCB , I'm currently trying to make my own JHS Switchback with the red remote function. It's a dual looper that's activate with a toggle switch. there is an extra Output to connect a Red Remote that allows you to switch between loop 1 and loop 2, well.. remotely. I'm assuming there are...

Here's a shot of the inside :)

Yes that’s the one I got 😅 I bent the leg 4 Times to make it parallel to the pcb so it would fit in a 125b enclosure. I can provide a gut shot if you Want ?

All finished and it works like a charm ! (and sound awesomely 60iezy by the way ;D) For instructions track : I did exactly as @Chuck D. Bones said : I solder the two coppered wired leg of the inductor to the top holes Meaning that I cut all the other leg (they didn't aligned with anything...

I don't yet when I will have the time to assemble. Probably in a week. I'll keep you posted. I like to take my time. I remeasure every single component before assembling. And the enclosure is ready (I have the luck to access to a UV printer for free :D )

So if understand you correctly : I should just matter about those 2 pins (wich are connected by a thin copper wire). Insert one in each purple side (circled above by chuck) and that's it ? is there is no specific orientation ? I suppose it shoud line up with the round trace on the pcb ? What...

https://www.musikding.de/Eleca-Halo-Inductor

Eleca Halo Spule based on the BOM

Here it is. :-) really appreciate your help Chuck !

Hello, I'm running into the same problem. Should I soldered only those 2 pins (circled in green by Matopotato) into the holes circled in purple by Chuck D. Bones ? is that correct ? Is there a specific orientation ? Thanks guys :-)