Cepheid Chorus Easter Build

LuvDemEffects

LuvDemEffects

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hoping to put this one to very good use, sound is fantastic! The build was a little more advanced than ones i have done in the past with the configuration pads on the board, but instructions were logical! i think this one has the backwards led square/round convention (at least for the board I built) but matching the instructions for + and - yeilded a working assembly!!

Thinking of adding a dab of hot glue between the board and the footswitch housing to keep the floating end of the board with the LEDs stable.
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Good build.
In future 2 knob builds, ir you use header pins and a 3pdt daughterboard, the PCB will be super stable. This does require accurate drilling and compensating for the overlap of the PCBs. I've also bent long pins into U shapes with success. Just tighten everything down then bend and trim as needed. Also very stable and no worries about stray wire strands with stranded wire.
 
andare said:
Happy Easter but I don't think you're allowed to build a chorus that is not blue. Iirc it's somewhere in the bible.
Jesus is not gonna like this

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LOL, probably doesn’t show the color so well but its actually baby blue, similar to OG CE-2, since its blue IRL I hope i still have a shot at the big concert hall in the sky even if it doesn't look like it on the internet!!
 
jwin615 said:
Good build.
In future 2 knob builds, ir you use header pins and a 3pdt daughterboard, the PCB will be super stable. This does require accurate drilling and compensating for the overlap of the PCBs. I've also bent long pins into U shapes with success. Just tighten everything down then bend and trim as needed. Also very stable and no worries about stray wire strands with stranded wire.
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thanks, if i get your gist you mean use male/male pins, or custom bent solid pins (guessing leftover leads would work here too since the wont be wiggling around) to join the boards vs wires between them? thanks for the tip!!
 
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