125B sized Duocast
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~nick~
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Would it be possible to add a guitar/mic level switch with 48v phantom power? XD just kidding!!!! That might be too much 
I just saw another user mention XLR in another wishlist thread.
Basically a JHS color box signal path but a Duocast circuit would be the ultimate preamp boost fuzz pedal
I just saw another user mention XLR in another wishlist thread.Basically a JHS color box signal path but a Duocast circuit would be the ultimate preamp boost fuzz pedal
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Leftovernoise
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Currently building a simulcast and honestly I don't think you could fit the duocast circuit in a 125b. It's a tight fit as it is.I guess I'm making my request official, here!
Simulcast sized Duocast with top mounted jacks and voltage switch on same side as knobs would be flippin sweet dawwwwwg!
Robert
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Leftovernoise
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Haha that's fair. I absolutely believe you can make that works. I should rephrase, that I don't want to attempt to build a duo in a 125b hahaYou get out of here with talk like that.
Currently building my simulcast in a gorva s90 just cause I like a nice luxurious area to work in and can make a different knob layout
~nick~
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Unironically, you are my new heroYou get out of here with talk like that.
If my duocast was 125b sized, I would have just enough space to have THE ultimate pedalboard.
Can't wait for this if you release it.
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finebyfine
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. Super impressive how you have designed this so quickly. This is one of the reasons why this forum is so great! Thanks!!Leftovernoise
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I absolutely stand corrected! I'm impressed with how fast you made that!
I was *this* close to picking up a few more DuoCast boards but now I gotta get in on this action!
Any chance of a breakout board for the second footswitch?
Robert
Reverse Engineer
I was considering that, yep.
I'm still moving things around on the layout a bit, contemplating swapping the footswitches around so the Input wire doesn't have to cross over so much active circuitry.
Leftovernoise
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Pardon the noob question, but does having the input wire over the circuit board cause noise or something?
Leftovernoise
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Is this why I see people who route the input and output wires around the side of the pcb in gut shots? I figured it was just to look tidy but if it can in some cases reduce noise I'm down to start doing it.
Sorry again for all the questions!
Barry
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Yes, it's a good practice, not always needed, but it looks good, too!
