What’s on *YOUR* workbench?

andare said:
I need to buy a guitar pedalboard - been using the floor so far - and I'm torn between three form factors: one long row of pedals next to each other like a nano Max, one row plus another one on top of pedals oriented horizontally and two rows like you have here. Can't decide...
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There are merits to both I think. I kind of don't like stepping over the first row to get to the back but I also don't want it to be a meter wide
 
andare said:
I need to buy a guitar pedalboard - been using the floor so far - and I'm torn between three form factors: one long row of pedals next to each other like a nano Max, one row plus another one on top of pedals oriented horizontally and two rows like you have here. Can't decide...
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Have you considered putting them on the wall and kicking them like @dawson ?
 
Really it comes down to what kind of available space have when you’re gigging? If you’re not gigging, see what works for you and your line of sight. I kind of like to have a very narrow files of view that doesn’t distract me from what I’m playing.
 
andare said:
I need to buy a guitar pedalboard - been using the floor so far - and I'm torn between three form factors: one long row of pedals next to each other like a nano Max, one row plus another one on top of pedals oriented horizontally and two rows like you have here. Can't decide...
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I just bought a pedalboard this week (should be here tomorrow), and I just went simple: "Give me your largest board", I said to the Thomann webpage. "Or actually make that largest AND cheapest!". So I got a Spaceship 80 coming in.

If it's not obvious I won't be gigging though, and I'll move the Quad Cortex there too eventually which will take up a bunch of real estate, and the expression pedal of course.
 
Just boxed a Deofol (the newer revision).
I don’t know why this doesn’t get more noise? It’s a great sounding pedal and lots of usable tones to play with.
 
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andare said:
If anybody could go ahead and confirm that the 12k won't mess with the circuit too much, yeah that'd be great, m'kay?

Here's the full schematic, look for R8 and here's a screenshot. Is 12k ok or should I desolder and use 13k? Thanks

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Use a 13 k, I'd say. That op-amp is intentionally biased at a specific voltage that's less than mid-supply. If you use 12k, it will affect the range of cho_rate, from what I can see. Then again, maybe it will affect it in a way you like. No harm in trying.
 
So, I assembled a Rock Mania last night and by the time it was all done, I realized that I had forgotten to solder the battery clip. Rats! It's soldered to the top side of the main board, so I had to take it all apart again to get there. But hey, think positive! I took the opportunity to make a video on how to disassemble and reassemble the thing - for the benefit of both my future customers 😂.

Anyhoo, I thought maybe I should link it here, in case it gives someone some ideas on how to avoid wiring at all costs - like I did. There are only two wires in the pedal -- both from the battery clip I had forgot to solder...

Did I mention I hate wiring?

 
I bet that chromium looks killer in person. thats a cool idea having the chromium enclosure color be part of the pigs armor design. very well thought out!
 
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