Gah... don't know how I missed it... thanks!Found it: https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/th-black-eye-soldano-gto-prototype-build.12038/post-131899
Needs to be at least 600ma. He mentioned the OneSpot works for him.
Yup, 100%. Keep your fingers out when it's plugged in. You'll at minimum get a very sharp stabbing pain, at maximum you could freaking die. Don't die.I know it’s been said, but that magic can be deadly. Extreme caution advised.
Stop trying to make your fried egg pedal happen. It doesn't get hot enough.Not worth starting a new thread to ask this, so I’ll just quickly hijack this thread since the op has been answered… can anyone who has built a black eye and happens to have an IR thermometer tell me how hot the tubes run once they’re fully warmed up, as well as how hot the surface of the enclosure gets?
I need to know for… reasons, regarding the temperature stability of certain aesthetic elements of my upcoming build
I smell a hypercolor enclosure coming.......Not worth starting a new thread to ask this, so I’ll just quickly hijack this thread since the op has been answered… can anyone who has built a black eye and happens to have an IR thermometer tell me how hot the tubes run once they’re fully warmed up, as well as how hot the surface of the enclosure gets?
I need to know for… reasons, regarding the temperature stability of certain aesthetic elements of my upcoming build
You’re mistaken— that’s gonna be a stereo chorus pedal called “Friedegg I’m in Love”, and it cooks the eggs with a an envelope controlled induction circuitStop trying to make your fried egg pedal happen. It doesn't get hot enough.
Nope, but that is something that I have in the works for something elseI smell a hypercolor enclosure coming.......
Ohhhh that's right, I got them confused. Apologies!You’re mistaken— that’s gonna be a stereo chorus pedal called “Friedegg I’m in Love”, and it cooks the eggs with a an envelope controlled induction circuit
Dammit, now you know I need to actually do this. Ugh. BRB… adding the Friedegg I’m In Love to my pedal ideas folder in my notes app.Ohhhh that's right, I got them confused. Apologies!
Oh yeah... I know... I'm working on a 100W tube amp as well...I know it’s been said, but that magic can be deadly. Extreme caution advised.
Looking forward to your collaboration with Weird Al and Robert Smith.Dammit, now you know I need to actually do this. Ugh. BRB… adding the Friedegg I’m In Love to my pedal ideas folder in my notes app.
I don't have an IR thermometer, but I do have a thermocouple that I can stick to it while it's running and take a measurement.Not worth starting a new thread to ask this, so I’ll just quickly hijack this thread since the op has been answered… can anyone who has built a black eye and happens to have an IR thermometer tell me how hot the tubes run once they’re fully warmed up, as well as how hot the surface of the enclosure gets?
I need to know for… reasons, regarding the temperature stability of certain aesthetic elements of my upcoming build