So I had a Cave Dweller in a 1590a enclosure that I really liked, but I had a Taptation (w/ mod) board just lying around waiting to be used... I had planned on incorporating it into a Deep Blue Delay build, but I like the Cave Dweller so much I was thinking about not building the DBD...
Now I have an empty drilled 1590a enclosure and a new yellow tap-tempo Cave Dweller with modulation.
(http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8469/8403382052_3b27ec5054.jpg)
Depth controls the depth of the modulation. It can go anywhere from none, to sea sickening. I am going to have to play with it some more to see how much use I get out of it, but it is a fun feature to have available.
The LED by the footswitch is the on/bypass indicator. The 2 that are in between the knobs are the 2 indicators for tempo. The one on the right is for the tapped tempo, and the one on the left changes accordingly with the division switch for 1/4, dotted 8th, and 8th notes.
I am REALLY impressed with the Taptation board. It works really well and will be put to good use. The division switch is very nice for locking in a dotted 8th or 8th notes just having to tap 1/4 notes.
Awesome! I'm in the process of building a pedal almost exactly like this, and yours gives me a bit of motivation for finishing mine!
Edit: This needs a gutshot!
I love the cave dweller,this can only make it more awesomer!!!!
I agree. Gutshot required!
This is exactly the way I imagined people using the taptation boards.
Jacob
Quote from: jkokura on January 21, 2013, 11:39:14 PM
I agree. Gutshot required!
This is exactly the way I imagined people using the taptation boards.
Jacob
Well, I might get the gut shots up tonight. I am not really proud of how un-tidy this one is inside which is why I didn't bother taking pics of it, but I will take some when I have a chance. Also, I didn't want to explain the semi-strange use of glue to mount/reduce the intensity of the LEDs (it will make sense when I post the gut shot).
This is so rad! I have been really curious about the taptation so it's good to see more people utilizing it! The good news is now you have a drilled enclosure for something else :D
I know I shouldn't go off topic, but is that one of Jack Deville's clickless true bypass switches in that Fulltone pedal?
Yes it is. ;D. The stock switch went out so it was a great time to upgrade. I love them.