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Needed a small reverb pedal so why not build it on a rainy day. Pretty simple circuit. It's designed for a 1590g enclosure but I'm going to use a slightly bigger enclosure to give myself some extra space.
First up. Component testing time!.......right after I do a couple of jobs the wife gave me. But then it's manly pedal building time!https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...882d9eb3d9.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...ce4e0d5bd7.jpg
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You are much more organised than I am. I just grab components one at a time from my stash as needed. I usually check resistors with the multimeter since it's faster than trusting myself to read the resistor bands correctly.
When I used to set out components first, I found that a small piece of styrofoam would hold them all in place.
Yeah I picked up that little magnetic whiteboard somewhere. May have been Jaycar. I need it as sometimes I have to go tend to family/work and there's another week gone, if I don't do this I forget where I am. Getting older...lol
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Cool! Sounds like a fun pedal. Look forward to seeing how it goes.
Will be interested in hearing what this one sounds like after it's built and working.
Oh and you'll love this Juggers....there are 6 x 10k resistors.
LOL. 10K is the only value I needed to order by the 100.
I was chuckling to myself last night as I was putting together parts for the next pedal builds and finding I needed handfulls of 10kQuote:
Originally Posted by jugglindan
I have heard whispers that the Pedal Designers Guild is receiving generous kickbacks from the 10K Resistor Company.
Except for Dave Barber. I think he is in league with the Purveyors of Uncommon Component Values.