Say goodbye to your high end. That was one of the big problems with the Craig Anderton electronic (CMOS) switchWhat impact on impedance does CMOS multiplexing have?
Yep, like I said, I'm not suggesting this is what's happening in the Fender gadget. I was just describing a method of switching that could be technically still considered true-bypass.The hiccup there is that the copy makes a point to discuss the switchable input/output buffers. Any transistor switch will amount to a buffer of sorts.
I have a GuitarPcb board that has a double throw 4 pole switch, that you could make that easily. Be happy to send you one, I probably have the switch here too.I've only ever wanted to switch the order of my Wah to be honest, from first in line to AFTER the dirt.
I though of a way to do it with less relays:My calculations are that for 100% mechanical routing and switching one would need:
[X = No. of loops]
No. of SPDT relays = 2 * X * (X-1) + X
1 loop --> 2 relays
2 loop --> 6 relays
3 loop --> 15 relays
4 loop --> 28 relays
5 loop --> 45 relays
I doubt that's what they are doing on the fender switcher. I wonder if jumping all the loops and measuring with input/output with a DMM would give you continuity. That's what I would assume for "true by pass switching". (also it has a volume control integrated)
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.
The trumpet player offered me one side of his ear buds but I was terrified that I'd miss a cue. I think I said something like "I can recite 100% of that movie." Which was pretty close to true at the time.Did you at least have captions/subtitles?
Or are you not only a good sight-reader but a good lip-reader, too?
Switcher-Looper options in the DIY realm beyond a bunch of 3PDT footswitches that I've looked at...
BYOC Super8, though Jimilee was not keen on it, I have one, too, and think it's cool in theory; there's also...
THCustom's "EFFECT CONTROL" 5-loop switcher. (been meaning to get this, but Robert's version would be preferred)
JMK's "EPIC BYPASS LOOPER", a project developed with THCustom above (and available there, too. (I have this one).
UK-Electronic's "8-WAY LOOPER", which has some minimal MIDI functionability. Been meaning to order this one, too.
So... yeah. There's only so many features you can pack into a 1032L enclosure or Hammond BX2...
IN / OUT order is important to get right (ie how I want it) — scoff at that statement but there's a number of smaller DIY loopers I've passed on because of the way the in/out jacks were configured....
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got the notification for this and thought there was an actual update!This isn't that kind of 5 loop true bypass switcher....
That makes sense! Eagerly awaiting this one.Still waiting on 1032L drilling to become available from Tayda before putting too much into a design.
At the risk of redundancy . . . .Still waiting on 1032L drilling to become available from Tayda before putting too much into a design.
That was back in Jan '24, still no 1032L at Tayda Drills.Spoke with Hugo, 1032L drilling is coming next month.
@amplifyfunAt the risk of redundancy . . . .
FWIW . . . . AmplifyFun now does drilling for the 1032L enclosure size. There is a bare bones template available for the 1032L if you want it.
But for all the details, (dunno if he can do line cutting / milling or painting) it's best to contact Spencer Davis directly at AmplifyFun in Portland.
Spoke with Hugo, 1032L drilling is coming next month.
That was back in Jan '24, still no 1032L at Tayda Drills.