This weekend was all about space and time! :)
Tenebrion Reverb with some resistor value swaps to optimize mixing opamp stage and more reactive feedback control. Trimmer on the output to bring this back to unity.
And went for a 1590B, have'nt seen anyone do it yet, so i thought i should. In fact, the board is merely 2mm too wide to accomodate it.
Medium Brick.
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Up Next!
Madbean SeaUrchin (DBD) w/JMK Taptation daughterboard.
Have'nt done anything particular on this, all built stock...
I like how the control layout still worked with the functionnality of the 2 layouts used, was able to have the DBD Mix pot board mounted and sitting on the Taptation board mounted Time pot.
The second 1/4 jack is a «Remote Out», at first i used a standard mono enclosed jack, but.... (facepalm) sleeve is physically grounded.... so when linked to the momentary SPST it was killing it. Ended using some stereo switched jack that i got from BLMS to try out, connecting to the Tip and Ring lugs, works perfect!
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I do like that paint.
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Fits in a Camden Boss '1590B' no trouble ;)
(http://juansolo.demon.co.uk/stompage/images/tenebrae-i.jpg)
(http://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/600x400q90/705/tenbrion3.jpg) (https://imageshack.com/i/jltenbrion3j)
... And in a Mammoth 1590b enclosure. :-)
As a quick note, the tenebrion is ALWAYS on when I play. The only thing that changes is the amount.
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I'm absolutely going to get one of these for when the Bricks come in!
Dang! That's weird.... that 1590B is a 4Site... should have fit, i don't get it. :-\
Quote from: GrindCustoms on March 24, 2014, 06:10:46 PM
Dang! That's weird.... that 1590B is a 4Site... should have fit, i don't get it. :-\
manufacturing tolerances ?
Rej,
You could always try to shave/grind those millimeters off from the edges. It looks like you have a tiny bit of wiggle room to do so ;)
Quote from: Clayford on March 24, 2014, 06:59:08 PM
Quote from: GrindCustoms on March 24, 2014, 06:10:46 PM
Dang! That's weird.... that 1590B is a 4Site... should have fit, i don't get it. :-\
manufacturing tolerances ?
Seems like, anyway, i'm now done ordering those enclosures from various US supplier, with the exchange rate, shipping cost over the quantity i order, custom fees.
It's now cheaper for me to order the 1590B directly from Hammond MFG.
Still have to order the other sizes from suppliers, Hammond can't match the price.
Quote from: Govmnt_Lacky on March 24, 2014, 07:04:33 PM
Rej,
You could always try to shave/grind those millimeters off from the edges. It looks like you have a tiny bit of wiggle room to do so ;)
I had thought of it, but since it's not a personnal built, i wanted to keep everything intact, to insure reliability.... never know what gigging musicians does with is gear...
awesome man
Can you tell me the technique you used on the first one? Sort of distressed looking
Quote from: peAk on March 24, 2014, 09:50:58 PM
awesome man
Can you tell me the technique you used on the first one? Sort of distressed looking
Thanks, i did the same process on both enclosures, simply had the depth pot turned fully clockwise on the Verb enclosure. ;D
I did a fast overview/tutorial in the previous build report i did, «Cu + Krusher».
http://www.madbeanpedals.com/forum/index.php?topic=14552.0