Help me choose a layout for my vibe.
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falco_femoralis
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The second set of LEDs is for the LFO? You should make the indicator light dual function as both
I've been working on and off on this pedal for 12 years.
I initially used a 1590DD hammond enclosure. 7,402po L x 4,724po l (188,01mm x 119,99mm) X 1,525po (38,74mm)
A few years later I switched to the 1590D (the one in the picture) which is a taller version, so i could fit a 14V transformer in.
The pedal / project stayed in a box for many years until last year when I finally decided to sell it as parts. I made a quick video showing it was working and while doing some A/Bs, I realized I actually liked the sound of my pedal better than the Voodoo Lab & Fulltone vibes I had.
Since 2014, I had started tinkering on building amps and I had a channel switcher pcb lying around.
On my previous build (actual layout) I had a footswitch for on/off (1 LFO led) , and the other for the cancel mode (the other LED). Standard volume, speed and intensity controls. toggle switch for chorus / vibrato.
Right now, I have one on/off footswitch (and a LED) and one chorus / vibrato switch (LFO LED). Each mode has separate speed and intensity controls; thanks to the 2 relays on the channel switcher pcb. https://www.tubetown.net/ttstore/en/kit-double-relais-switcher-6-v.html
I got rid of the cancel switch and was leaning on making the volume control internal.
I was thinking:
_ 1 led for on/off
_ 1 led for LFO
_ 1 led for chorus
_ 1 led for vibrato
I already bought the 2 extra bezels and the blue and purple LEDs.
I gave up on using the transformer, no matter what I tried, i still had background noise. I still have the slimmer enclosure, but I sanded it and it doesnt look as nice now.
I guess i could do 3 LEDs.
I initially used a 1590DD hammond enclosure. 7,402po L x 4,724po l (188,01mm x 119,99mm) X 1,525po (38,74mm)
A few years later I switched to the 1590D (the one in the picture) which is a taller version, so i could fit a 14V transformer in.
The pedal / project stayed in a box for many years until last year when I finally decided to sell it as parts. I made a quick video showing it was working and while doing some A/Bs, I realized I actually liked the sound of my pedal better than the Voodoo Lab & Fulltone vibes I had.
Since 2014, I had started tinkering on building amps and I had a channel switcher pcb lying around.
On my previous build (actual layout) I had a footswitch for on/off (1 LFO led) , and the other for the cancel mode (the other LED). Standard volume, speed and intensity controls. toggle switch for chorus / vibrato.
Right now, I have one on/off footswitch (and a LED) and one chorus / vibrato switch (LFO LED). Each mode has separate speed and intensity controls; thanks to the 2 relays on the channel switcher pcb. https://www.tubetown.net/ttstore/en/kit-double-relais-switcher-6-v.html
I got rid of the cancel switch and was leaning on making the volume control internal.
I was thinking:
_ 1 led for on/off
_ 1 led for LFO
_ 1 led for chorus
_ 1 led for vibrato
I already bought the 2 extra bezels and the blue and purple LEDs.
I gave up on using the transformer, no matter what I tried, i still had background noise. I still have the slimmer enclosure, but I sanded it and it doesnt look as nice now.
I guess i could do 3 LEDs.
