I'm mocking up a Green Bean build and I was wondering if instead of an on-off-on switch, can I wire up an on-on switch for sym/asym clipping but also install another foot switch to bypass the clipping circuit altogether for a clean boost? This way I can have the OD set up how I want but then have the option to just click on a clean boost without having to flip a toggle switch. I was just thinking that seeing as I am already building it I could wire it up this way as opposed to needing a separate boost pedal.
But why wouldn't you want build build another pedal?? You could put a boost in the same enclosure along with an order switcher to get more crunchy or a clean boost.
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Yeah I could do that. I was just thinking the fewer pedals in my chain the better off I'd be.
Quote from: calculatedkaos on June 09, 2017, 06:44:18 PM
Yeah I could do that. I was just thinking the fewer pedals in my chain the better off I'd be.
Yeah, it was a bad joke. But you can put 2 small circuits in a 125 B, though it's be tight with an order switcher too. If you were to use an on on on switch where you switch diodes, the middle would be a lift position, that may do what you want.
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Yeah that'll do exactly what I need but I'd like a stomp switch to take place of the middle position of the switch. For example, left might be symmetrical clipping, right would be asymmetrical clipping and then have a stomp that bypasses the clipping diodes for clean boost instead of using the center position of a toggle.
Quote from: calculatedkaos on June 09, 2017, 09:32:06 PM
Yeah that'll do exactly what I need but I'd like a stomp switch to take place of the middle position of the switch. For example, left might be symmetrical clipping, right would be asymmetrical clipping and then have a stomp that bypasses the clipping diodes for clean boost instead of using the center position of a toggle.
I'd have to diagram it out in my head and maybe some one else here can do it better. It can be done, logistically it's gonna take some work involving a 3pdt and that on / on switch.
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Quote from: jimilee on June 09, 2017, 10:09:17 PM
I'd have to diagram it out in my head and maybe some one else here can do it better. It can be done, logistically it's gonna take some work involving a 3pdt and that on / on switch.
Yeah definitely, I was just thinking the same, I feel lazy right now, if I have some time this weekend and you didn't do it, I'll try to do it.
But it's quite easy calculatedkaos, you should try it! :) The 3pdt will just allow the on/on switch to be in or out of the loop (and one row is used for the led)
Is it that simple? I'll have to give it a try. I'll have to try to mock it up with some alligator clips or something.
Quote from: Boba7 on June 09, 2017, 10:57:15 PM
Quote from: jimilee on June 09, 2017, 10:09:17 PM
I'd have to diagram it out in my head and maybe some one else here can do it better. It can be done, logistically it's gonna take some work involving a 3pdt and that on / on switch.
Yeah definitely, I was just thinking the same, I feel lazy right now, if I have some time this weekend and you didn't do it, I'll try to do it.
But it's quite easy calculatedkaos, you should try it! :) The 3pdt will just allow the on/on switch to be in or out of the loop (and one row is used for the led)
Yep, I just was going to look at the entry and exit point and what kind of room was available.
Quote from: calculatedkaos on June 10, 2017, 02:14:06 AM
Is it that simple? I'll have to give it a try. I'll have to try to mock it up with some alligator clips or something.
Yep, it's just that easy.
OK, I admit it, I am not great at this stuff. While I have made a few pedals this may be a little ambitious. Here is the Green Bean schematic:
(http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f239/Jeremy_Scharping/Capture_zpsadaguaxx.png) (http://s48.photobucket.com/user/Jeremy_Scharping/media/Capture_zpsadaguaxx.png.html)
Where would the stomp switch hook in?