DGWVI Well-known member Sep 11, 2019 #3 Robert said: How important are the Send/ Recv loop jacks? Click to expand... For me, personally, not terribly important. But, would be a cool feature to have
Robert said: How important are the Send/ Recv loop jacks? Click to expand... For me, personally, not terribly important. But, would be a cool feature to have
Robert Reverse Engineer Sep 11, 2019 #4 It'd have to go in a 1590BB to include the loop jacks, otherwise I could get it in a 125B....
DGWVI Well-known member Sep 11, 2019 #5 Robert said: It'd have to go in a 1590BB to include the loop jacks, otherwise I could get it in a 125B.... Click to expand... What about including pads for the send/ receive (with a jumper to omit them), but still making it 125b-friendly?
Robert said: It'd have to go in a 1590BB to include the loop jacks, otherwise I could get it in a 125B.... Click to expand... What about including pads for the send/ receive (with a jumper to omit them), but still making it 125b-friendly?
Robert Reverse Engineer Sep 11, 2019 #6 I was considering that... The only problem I see is that the knobs would look all squished together in a 1590BB if they were spaced for a 125B.
I was considering that... The only problem I see is that the knobs would look all squished together in a 1590BB if they were spaced for a 125B.
DGWVI Well-known member Sep 11, 2019 #7 It's been a while since I used them, but would the Lumberg KLBM3 Jack's fit on either side of the footswitch in a 125b?
It's been a while since I used them, but would the Lumberg KLBM3 Jack's fit on either side of the footswitch in a 125b?
Robert Reverse Engineer Sep 11, 2019 #8 I'll just shoot for the 125B sized layout... I doubt the loop is going to be a high demand feature... Those who want to put it in a 1590BB could wire the outer pots offboard to spread them out further if needed.
I'll just shoot for the 125B sized layout... I doubt the loop is going to be a high demand feature... Those who want to put it in a 1590BB could wire the outer pots offboard to spread them out further if needed.
