Feedback on ROG pcb layouts

[Gringo]

I'm sure there must be someone out there that has used at least one of the layouts i drew for the great people at runoffgroove.com.

It would be great to have your opinions, questions, or corrections (what corrections? I KNOW they're perfect :twisted: )

[Fret Wire]

I did the Fetzer Valve. Your pcb layout works fine. Nice and small. I haven't redone any of the amp sims over from perf to pcb, but I'm planning on it. They're all unboxed still. I like to use the 1590b wherever I can. You lay them out tight, with no wasted space, which I like.

I"ve got a lot of photo board coming in, so I'll be redoing the 18, and Supreaux first. I'll let you know when I'm done.

Thought about a pcb for the Tube Reamer? Nice sounding pedal. Small, simple perf job, but it deserves a nice pcb layout small enough for a 1590b.

[mikeb]

If people point me towards schematics I'd be happy to do PCB layouts as time permits, especially simple designs (few opamps or transistors or less).

Mike

[Gringo]

Thought about a pcb for the Tube Reamer? Nice sounding pedal. Small, simple perf job, but it deserves a nice pcb layout small enough for a 1590b.

I don't know what dimensions a 1590b has, but i think that you might get your wish...soon

Come on, folks, i know using a pcb is not as "tough" as perfing your way through, but you can admit it here, nobody will laugh, promise  

[Fret Wire]

Thought about a pcb for the Tube Reamer? Nice sounding pedal. Small, simple perf job, but it deserves a nice pcb layout small enough for a 1590b.

I don't know what dimensions a 1590b has, but i think that you might get your wish...soon

I see you did it!   . Thanks!
http://www.runoffgroove.com/tubereamer.html

Nice and small, that layout will go in a 1590b no problem. A 1590b is the MXR size. You'll get another build report soon. Circuit Specialists is slow on this order. I ordered some photo board and trimmers on the 8th, and the delivery date is the 20th. They're not usually this slow.

Here's the specs on the Hammond boxes:
http://www.hammondmfg.com/dwg.htm