PedalPCB 5-Loop True Bypass Switcher
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Paradox916
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Spencer has CNC services, I have used them twice , a little expensive for one off pedals but they turned out good.
Paradox916
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Has anyone asked about amp channel switching For the looper?
Bricksnbeatles
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Why? Channel switching would just entail shorting the tip and/or ring to the sleeve in 99% of amps.
Switching between two heads to one cab would require what you’re talking about, but just regular channel switching would be no big deal
owlexifry
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yep my bad - i was barking up the wrong tree and didn't delete my comment fast enough
Bricksnbeatles
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Your idea would definitely be cool too, but idk if it would be something Robert would consider doing. Would be cool if it could select between multiple heads and multiple cabs, like a combo of the radial head-bone and the radial cab-bone
Harry Klippton
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Cuz if I'm gonna have one big utility box with a bunch of switches, it might as well include all the big utility functions.
ABY is something I'd be interested in
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Big Monk
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With respect to Channel Switching:
One of the great features of the Joyo Switcher I had was the Trigger Outputs. There were basically microprocessor controlled relay switches that could change states (momentary, hold, etc.), NO/NC, etc.
Not only are they great for channel switching but could also do reverb switching, remote switching of effects functions and they also work as favorite switches for Strymon pedals.
From the manual:
One of the great features of the Joyo Switcher I had was the Trigger Outputs. There were basically microprocessor controlled relay switches that could change states (momentary, hold, etc.), NO/NC, etc.
Not only are they great for channel switching but could also do reverb switching, remote switching of effects functions and they also work as favorite switches for Strymon pedals.
From the manual:
Robert
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I've actually been thinking about something like this for a while. A MIDI controlled switcher with no actual footswitches on the switching unit itself.
giovanni
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I think the GigRig has something like that?
benny_profane
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What are we, robots?
I've seen someone who does that ... can't remember who but it was for sale on Basschat
and then the foot switches could sit in a enclosure about the size of the switches screwed/velcrowed onto the front of the pedalboard.
Joben Magooch
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Off the top of my head Morningstar makes a couple of bypass switchers that are midi controlled, no foot switches on the unit itself. I think a handful of folks make similar
Mentaltossflycoon
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I once silently watched the big lebowski on a trumpet players IPad in the pit during a professional performance of West Side Story. Using it on a book isn't actually that far fetched.
Low brass gets a lot of rests and tacets in the theater world. Pay per note was off the charts.
bhcarpenter
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For a while I’ve been contemplating building a midi controlled relay bypass daughterboard to go inside of the stomp box itself. The idea is to have a midi controller swap presets to turn the stomp boxes on and off automatically, while retaining the functionality of the footswitches and LEDs on the pedals.
