Super stoked to have this done today. It's the first pedal I ever started building but it took me forever to finish it with figuring out what mods I want, how to implement them, figuring out how to paint it and actually doing it etc, having crazy pops due to stupid LEDs etc... Every possible thing proceeded inefficiently and had been somewhat of an obsession and a massive time sink.
Mad props to David and Tom the Electric Druid for answering all my questions. Extra feature are:
Sync input jack (The one right beside the tap switch)
CV input (switchable between Rate and Depth)
Utility Output (switchable between LFO and clock, sort of like the Tapanatorator, IMO you can't have one of these LFOs in a box and only use it for one effect)
I'm planning on eventually having a whole series of modulation effects that can all talk to each other. Another little quirk is I will never sandwich 2 boards and hardwire them together. Never. I can't. The plastic washers in the back are because I couldn't fit those 2 jacks in where I drilled them so I had to drill out the holes super huge.
The coffee cup knob is made out of clay built around a little soft touch knob that I ripped all the rubber off of. It won't spill when you turn it over
Finally I decided to document the ridiculous process of doing the paint job but it's too much for this build report so I made a "tutorial".
http://www.madbeanpedals.com/forum/index.php?topic=23846.0
Mad props to David and Tom the Electric Druid for answering all my questions. Extra feature are:
Sync input jack (The one right beside the tap switch)
CV input (switchable between Rate and Depth)
Utility Output (switchable between LFO and clock, sort of like the Tapanatorator, IMO you can't have one of these LFOs in a box and only use it for one effect)
I'm planning on eventually having a whole series of modulation effects that can all talk to each other. Another little quirk is I will never sandwich 2 boards and hardwire them together. Never. I can't. The plastic washers in the back are because I couldn't fit those 2 jacks in where I drilled them so I had to drill out the holes super huge.
The coffee cup knob is made out of clay built around a little soft touch knob that I ripped all the rubber off of. It won't spill when you turn it over
Finally I decided to document the ridiculous process of doing the paint job but it's too much for this build report so I made a "tutorial".
http://www.madbeanpedals.com/forum/index.php?topic=23846.0