Well not the Runt. That was the easy part. But I've been stuck on this one for awhile.
First was the Stage Fright that I haven't been able to de-bug yet.
Then there was the EXTREMELY poor pre-drilling measurements. The jacks, knobs, power jack, could not be any closer literally.
Then there was the non standard switching system that took me a couple of tries to get right (never could get it to work with APIS clone, even though the klone works fine on the test rig. I suspect a grounding issue: or trying to jam the dual concentric pot into that space against it's will. I like the Wicked Switching sytem. It's like a relay system without the expensive parts.
Fortunately I had a three knob little Runt which was ready to fit the bill, and the 9mm pots were absolutely necessary.
The box is a combo etch, alcohol ink deal, that's been done for quite awhile.
I'm starting to feel a little comfortable creating original art in Inkscape now. Here's the guts. Terrible for sure, but I just wanted to get this thing working solidly, close it up, and then never open it again!
So glad this one is done.
Next up is a Harbringer one which fired right up the first time!
Cheers!
James
First was the Stage Fright that I haven't been able to de-bug yet.
Then there was the EXTREMELY poor pre-drilling measurements. The jacks, knobs, power jack, could not be any closer literally.
Then there was the non standard switching system that took me a couple of tries to get right (never could get it to work with APIS clone, even though the klone works fine on the test rig. I suspect a grounding issue: or trying to jam the dual concentric pot into that space against it's will. I like the Wicked Switching sytem. It's like a relay system without the expensive parts.
Fortunately I had a three knob little Runt which was ready to fit the bill, and the 9mm pots were absolutely necessary.
The box is a combo etch, alcohol ink deal, that's been done for quite awhile.
I'm starting to feel a little comfortable creating original art in Inkscape now. Here's the guts. Terrible for sure, but I just wanted to get this thing working solidly, close it up, and then never open it again!
So glad this one is done.
Next up is a Harbringer one which fired right up the first time!
Cheers!
James