Adding 3 way clipping to these pedals? Is this how?

[Barnshart]

Essentially I want to put a Muff, RAT and Tentacle in this one enclosure and then wire in 3 way clipping sections to the diodes in each board.

I've got everything on the PCB soldered in other than the diodes. Am I correct in thinking I can simply run a wire from. either end of D1 on the muff to the middle lugs of my DPDT on/off/on and then add my diodes to each side of the switch? Do I need to run wire to D2 of the muff as well? Same goes for the other half of the diode section to a second switch etc...

Essentially, want to know if I need to jumper D1 & D2 together and then run off to the switch, or if I can simply leave D2 totally empty? I did this mod on my Proco Rat and didn't need any wire running to the second clipping diode, so I just want to make sure.

https://imgur.com/a/vk5zGHJ

 

[DGWVI]

Essentially I want to put a Muff, RAT and Tentacle in this one enclosure and then wire in 3 way clipping sections to the diodes in each board.

I've got everything on the PCB soldered in other than the diodes. Am I correct in thinking I can simply run a wire from. either end of D1 on the muff to the middle lugs of my DPDT on/off/on and then add my diodes to each side of the switch? Do I need to run wire to D2 of the muff as well? Same goes for the other half of the diode section to a second switch etc...

Essentially, want to know if I need to jumper D1 & D2 together and then run off to the switch, or if I can simply leave D2 totally empty? I did this mod on my Proco Rat and didn't need any wire running to the second clipping diode, so I just want to make sure.

https://imgur.com/a/vk5zGHJ

Yep, it will work as you've described. Leave D2 empty, and run wires to D1 from the middle lugs of your switches. Then, solder your diodes in anti-parallel pairs to the outside lugs of each, just as you did for your previous Rat.

Also, not the Muff variant id choose, but I love this box already

 

[Feral Feline]

Which Muff variant is it?


Also, I don't think it's worthwhile to have different diodes for the Green Ringer — but that's just me and I could be wrong. It's just that Green Ringer diodes need to be carefully matched and the time it would take to match 2 or 3 distinct pairs of diodes ... probably won't result in much of a difference of sound. Dialling in the GR as much as possible to one good octave-sound and then having that available via on/off toggle would be what I'd suggest.

I, too, love this box. It's been really cool to see you piecing all the puzzle together from different threads, @Barnshart.