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Thanks for the advice and encouraging words @CanadianDave. I do indeed know that feeling when the ends break off the wire! I like your idea for validating continuity.

After a long-awaited Tayda order came right before the weekend, I was back to building. These boards were all mostly populated a while back. Here’s some dirt that has a positive reputation in the forum. Red Herring (Menatone Red Snapper) I like this one a lot. The EQ interplay between the cut...

If you wanted to go DIY, you could build ThatMicPre

Those look great. Octarock on a trumpet is a good idea. As far as signal chains, I used to jam with a sax player that used a deluxe memory man. He went: Sennheiser 421 -> Shure lo-z to high-z transformer -> pedals -> Mesa-Boogie Bass Rig

Here’s hammond’s page of sizes they manufacture: https://www.hammfg.com/electrical/products/accessories/1427

Oh yeah- great ringer tones

Yeah, it’s big. But that’s by design- it’s kind of a starter SMD project. If you do go down the path of shaving down the sides, do yourself a favor and get the Cusack 1590B. The walls are thinner and it has a little more room. That’s what I used to shove the Spirit Box in a 1590B

Nice, it’s $13 for the next 5 hours. I went for it.

That’s cool that you used sockets for the diodes. Toss in red LEDs, turbo rat. Toss in germanium, fat rat. Take ‘em out, clean rat.

Very nice! Welcome! I like your art. The rat was on of my first builds, still one of my favorite pedals.

Vol on Left. Just looks more correct to me. I say that as a southpaw.

Oh- that 1998 Trace Elliot T-Bass, SN 009?

Nothing special here. I have two amps, and I want to control the spring reverb on both. So here’s a super basic stomp for that. It took like 10 minutes, including drilling and warming up the iron. White washers ‘cause why not. Using up one of my last trash tayda black stomps.

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Maybe? Not sure I can do that without reprogramming. The only use I’ve seen for those pads is putting multiple relays on the same control bus to ensure all other switches on the buss switch off if you enable one.

The obvious answer to me would be to just hook up two relay modules to the same switch. I could probably mess with that. I just don’t know if I’ll have synchronization or debouncing issues, etc… I’ll report back here if I test this.

I'm wondering what it would take to have an order switcher controlled by a relay.

That’s what it looks like in the docs

Here’s a spin on that, using a 4th pole to ground the inactive side. https://www.taydakits.com/instructions/looper/pages/schematic--4

Super cool. The lowballer is in my current batch and I have a start on it. But rethinking the enclosure because those resonance knobs are great.