POLL - Y'all Want Anymore of Them Breadboard Lessons?

[BuddytheReow]

Just trying to gauge general interest. I know I did a lot of rapid fire breadboarding and other lessons in the Test Kitchen last year and not sure if anyone wants to have the torch passed to them. I don't mind doing them, but I just want to know if others will still benefit from new ones.

Also, does anyone have a request for a certain circuit? No, I won't do a Low Tide, lol

 

[Harry Klippton]

Although I consider myself fairly breadboard competent, I voted yes anyway cuz it's stuff like this that adds value to the content here

 

[fig]

I’m still interested and still going through these as time permits. Knowing how to build a pedal and knowing how one works are completely different. Your tutorials help to bridge that gap. The great part is they’ll be here when I’m ready, so thank you so much for doing these.

 

[GizzWizzKing]

Agreed with everyone above. Your tutorials are actively teaching me to read schematics which is invaluable. As far as suggestions, I appreciate tutorials over the simpler circuits sold at PedalPCB. Those provide people (self included) with experience and training so they are able to breadboard the circuit and make adjustments or experiment as they desire prior to finalizing mods etc. worked really well for my bosstone/fuzzly bear.

 

[EGRENIER]

Absolutely, your last tutorial was a good starting point for me. I've had breadboard in my tool box for a while but couldn't mustard the will to start using them...

 

[Bricksnbeatles]

I’d like to see a tutorial on breadboard organization (ie, how you store all of the m/f and m/m connector leads, etc) to speed up breadboard workflow. I always find myself scrambling on the breadboard

 

[BuddytheReow]

Absolutely, your last tutorial was a good starting point for me. I've had breadboard in my tool box for a while but couldn't mustard the will to start using them...

Sorry, which tutorial was my "last one"?

 

[fig]

Sorry, which tutorial was my "last one"?

That one where you built the guitar pedal on the breadboard.

 

[Big Monk]

More is always betterer

 

[BuddytheReow]

Would anyone like to take a shot at a breadboard tutorial? It can be anything, large or small. I am curious to see how others may breadboard a circuit and their layout thought process

 

[Harry Klippton]

I'll do one next time I make something on the breadboard

 

[andare]

I'm going to breadboard a Pep Box and an Os Mutantes fuzz and I was thinking of documenting the process. It'd be interesting since I'm a total noob.

 

[BuddytheReow]

I'm going to breadboard a Pep Box and an Os Mutantes fuzz and I was thinking of documenting the process. It'd be interesting since I'm a total noob.

As along as the circuit works and we can understand your pictures/write up you’re good

 

[andare]

As along as the circuit works and we can understand your pictures/write up you’re good

I used to write tutorials for a living so the posts should be decent enough. Obviously I won't do it if the circuit doesn't work. Not trying to steal your thunder BTW

 

[Chuck D. Bones]

Would anyone like to take a shot at a breadboard tutorial? It can be anything, large or small. I am curious to see how others may breadboard a circuit and their layout thought process

Sure, here goes...

1. A neat layout is important.



2. Organize your parts.


3. Do as I say, not as I do.

 

[BuddytheReow]

Reviving this older thread. Are there any requests out there for any particular PPCB? Or if not a particular circuit, possibly how to breadboard a certain circuit block (i.e. EQ section)? I would love to contribute to this community in any way I can that would be helpful to anyone.

 

[Chuck D. Bones]

You could pick one of my "This Week on the Breadboard" circuits, make a clean & neat breadboard of it. 'cause you've seen what mess I make of it.

 

[BuddytheReow]

You could pick one of my "This Week on the Breadboard" circuits, make a clean & neat breadboard of it. 'cause you've seen what mess I make of it.

Chuck, your breadboard builds are a neat mess to begin with

On a more serious note, I'll take a look at your Boneyard posts and see if I have those components in stock.

 

[Danbieranowski]

Reviving this older thread. Are there any requests out there for any particular PPCB? Or if not a particular circuit, possibly how to breadboard a certain circuit block (i.e. EQ section)? I would love to contribute to this community in any way I can that would be helpful to anyone.

I'd say having levels would be great. Like a beginner level could cover something like the Ionizer, intermediate could be something like a Rat (Muroidea), then advanced could be something more complex like the Plumes or something.

 

[Chuck D. Bones]

Any of the PedalPCB board that you're considering, but can't decide, are excellent candidates for breadboarding.