While I was waiting for a few boards from here I received the BYOC Classic Compressor PCB. It's not all together yet but I've got all the components in place. This is my first build.
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Cool stuff man. I saw this and kinda wanted to try it out. What interests me is the whole Metal Can IC thing. I'd like to try that. One of my biggest things about pedals though is that I have a particular way of doing layouts and things, and I don't like where BYOC puts the LED's. It doesn't match with what I do, and if it did I'd buy a kit to try out. I wish they sold just the IC's, or at least a parts kit that doesn't include a drilled enclosure. Perhaps if I asked... ah but then I'd probably have to pay more, and I can build it myself for a fraction of the price. Alls I need is that PCB.
In any case, I look forward to your finished project.
Jacob
Excellent soldering. Forward on!
Quote from: jkokura on March 30, 2011, 04:05:29 AMOne of my biggest things about pedals though is that I have a particular way of doing layouts and things, and I don't like where BYOC puts the LED's. It doesn't match with what I do, and if it did I'd buy a kit to try out.
I really don't like their enclosure layout at all. I just ordered a seperate, blank enclosure that I'm going to try and fit it into. With that being said, I can put the LED any where I want. ;D
Quote from: madbean on March 30, 2011, 09:57:25 AM
Excellent soldering. Forward on!
Thanx. I'm just using an el cheapo Radio Shack iron. It's cool that it has a 30/15 watt switch on it but it's still pretty cheap. I was happy with the job it did.
Cool! Let us know how you like it after you've got it finished.
Josh
Soldering looks fantastic! I remember my first BYOC had burn marks all over it...
This looks WAY better than my first kit attempt. I agree, great soldering job and no scorches!