Thank you! I did some test fits a number of different ways, but this seemed to fit the best. I really didn't want to go with a larger size enclosure. No reason, really, just wanted to be stubborn.
also those clear knobs are so fire!
Thank you! I wasn't aware there was another good way to do it, tbh. Still learning!Oh my god your wire work
Wow, thank you! I sort of expected gentle chiding at my lack of heat shrink and component usage. These are the first two guitar pedals I've built, but I have done other stuff that's more complex in the past, like 500 series kits and designed/built mechanical keyboards. The wiring method I used was just to grab some solid core hookup wire I had laying around cut it a little longer than I thought it should need to be, then bend at mostly right angles until it fit like a puzzle piece. Then soldered it in place. I need more than three colors in the future though, lols.
When you say "first two DIY pedals", do you mean first PedalPCB builds, or do you mean first "two" but you've built plenty of "single" pedals before? Surely these aren't your first builds... I try to get my wiring to look like that, but it always looks more like a plate of spaghetti.
Man, that's just off the charts in terms of tidy wiring and the overall aesthetic of the builds. As someone that always crams too much into too small a box, myself... the extra Rullywow stuffing is awesome.
Into my Pedal Inspirations folder they go!
Thank you! I remember over in the help thread you mentioned a mod that can add a voice to the on/on switch. What was that? Super curious. Also, thank you for your help in that thread
