bengarland
Active member
I'm a bit confused with the FV-1 stuff, since some of the different "pedals" for this all look like the exact same PCB.
I'd like to order the development board (I think) so I can tweak things myself -- I'm somewhat familiar with AVR programming so I think I'll be able to figure out the FV-1.
Is there anything that the dev board does NOT have that the "regular" FV-1 PCBs do have? i.e. I'll be able to use the dev board as a regular pedal as long as I buy the corresponding PedalPCB EEPROM, right? I could turn it into an Octagon, Unison, Kaleidoscope, etc? Is ordering a dev board the most versatile "DIY" route to take? Or am I missing something by doing that?
And where does the "Pythagoras MultiFX Platform" ($10) PCB fit into this? e.g. the PCB for this and the Radium Springs is exactly the same, so what's the actual difference?
I'd like to order the development board (I think) so I can tweak things myself -- I'm somewhat familiar with AVR programming so I think I'll be able to figure out the FV-1.
Is there anything that the dev board does NOT have that the "regular" FV-1 PCBs do have? i.e. I'll be able to use the dev board as a regular pedal as long as I buy the corresponding PedalPCB EEPROM, right? I could turn it into an Octagon, Unison, Kaleidoscope, etc? Is ordering a dev board the most versatile "DIY" route to take? Or am I missing something by doing that?
And where does the "Pythagoras MultiFX Platform" ($10) PCB fit into this? e.g. the PCB for this and the Radium Springs is exactly the same, so what's the actual difference?