This is good to know. I just had the Alpha ones in my Tayda cart. Now I'll reconsider.
By the way I also have one of those Dailywell ones and I checked the fit. I can confirm it does NOT fit. Maybe if I really forced it but I'd rather not.
Lately I've been using the LMS ones Barry mentioned. Those work well with the breakout boards.
I’d give the StompBoxParts green 3PDT a shot, felt about the same as the Gorva to me (both seem to be modeled on the old Mammoth Pro, both have ~40oz of actuation force and are in a light green case), it fits perfectly in the PPCB 3PDT breakout board, the blue epoxy SBP is using can take *insane* heat, and it’s a buck cheaper than the GorvaI'm using the LMS feather soft / Gorva switches (which feel amazing. This is the only switch I'm ever gonna use. Well worth the $)
I had to bend the lugs a tiny bit but the fit is super tight which I think is what we want given the perks @PedalPCB mentioned above.
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As long as the lugs are horizontal, no it doesn't matterDoes the orientation of the switch matter ?
3PDT switches are symmetrical, in that 3 could be 1 and it wouldn't matter, so as long as it is orientated correctly it will work. The good news is that these boards will only fit in the correct orientationJust throwing it out there, I got the breakout board to fit my switch with a little plier finesse, but do these numbers mean anything ? (I'm assuming they do).
Just wanted to check before I soldered them b/c I can see two ways it would fit in.
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Just throwing it out there, I got the breakout board to fit my switch with a little plier finesse
Righteous, thanks big time ! I love this forum, it's such a good resource for novice builders to get learnt. Thanks for the hook up !3PDT switches are symmetrical, in that 3 could be 1 and it wouldn't matter, so as long as it is orientated correctly it will work. The good news is that these boards will only fit in the correct orientation
Little homework for ya: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...FjAAegQIAxAC&usg=AOvVaw2-KA9YmBgGKly_QNP9Pbfs
I ordered it from TaydaWhich switch is that? And when did you order the breakout board? The boards currently shipping should fit most standard 3PDT switches now.
The orientation makes a difference when working with momentary footswitches (for the Backfeeder, for example), but when dealing with latching footswitches you can rotate the switch 180 degrees and it'll still function the same.
I'm a super novice as well and try to help where I can. I just hope that I don't make too much of a fool out of myself too often.Righteous, thanks big time ! I love this forum, it's such a good resource for novice builders to get learnt. Thanks for the hook up !
Is @StompBoxParts going to be restocking these? I get a page not found with this linkI am *loving* StompBoxParts’s new “Pro” footswitches, pretty sure they’re the same as the old Mammoth Pro Switches (green body, softer “click”), and the epoxy they’re using can take a *lot* of heat
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There was a small manufacturing error with the last batch so he’s selling them at a discount as B-stocks, I bought ten!Is @StompBoxParts going to be restocking these? I get a page not found with this link
I found those also, and ordered 15T
There was a small manufacturing error with the last batch so he’s selling them at a discount as B-stocks, I bought ten!
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