Pictures!

[jefe]

The small black button change the path of the signal. When it is released the signal flow from the input -> loop1 -> loop2 -> output. When this button is pressed, the signal path is: Input -> loop2 -> Loop1 -> Out.
I use 4pdt for this button.


Niki

Looks great! Could you share your schematic for this? I'm working on a looper for myself, and I've been trying to work in the "juggler" feature. Also, I'm somewhat intrigued by your use of DPDT stomp switches instead of 3PDT's, yet you still have indicator LEDs. Very cool!

[arma61]

Thanks, guys.
roseblood11, I take this button from a local shop in Bulgaria.

Hi

are the loops switchable on/off ?
if yes, how do light the LEDs then? Holy cow it's a couple of hours I'm trying to figure that ...
1 4PDT, 2 DPDT, 2 LEDS, 6 jacks..... no way my knowledge (that stand to 1 like R.G's stand to 1TERA!, or even less) says it's not possible, but I'm sure it's wrong! can you help me out with this m8s?   


Armando

[Galego]

Millenium bypass under that foam?

[Nikolay]

Hi, guys. Thanks for your interest.

Here is my idea:


You need 4pdt to change the loop's order.

One part from the 4pdt change input signal
Other one - output signal, and the last 2 parts connect loop2 IN and loop1 OUT together (first sketch), and loop1 IN and loop2 OUT (bottom sketch).

Instead classic 3pdt true bypass switching I use milennium bypass with DPDT.

I connect 4.7Meg resistors to the loops inputs and 1Meg to the outputs. This prevent pops and doesn't change the overall input or output impedance.




Niki


PS: There is no need a lot of knowledge to make this pedal. Only a little bit thinking.
I need more knowledge with my english   

[ayayay!]

Maybe this will help.  http://www.beavisaudio.com/techpages/PedalHacker/OrderSwitcher.htm

Nikolay, great work! 

[roseblood11]

Thanks, guys.
roseblood11, I take this button from a local shop in Bulgaria.

I see... Do you know a manufacturers name or a parts number?

@Barcode80: I was talking about the small black switch in the "Looper X2" 

[Nikolay]

roseblood11, sorry there is nothing known for me.
As I see, this switch is similar with dimensions with behringers 4pdt switches in their mixing desks.

[Galego]

Hi, guys. Thanks for your interest.

Here is my idea:


You need 4pdt to change the loop's order.

One part from the 4pdt change input signal
Other one - output signal, and the last 2 parts connect loop2 IN and loop1 OUT together (first sketch), and loop1 IN and loop2 OUT (bottom sketch).

Instead classic 3pdt true bypass switching I use milennium bypass with DPDT.

I connect 4.7Meg resistors to the loops inputs and 1Meg to the outputs. This prevent pops and doesn't change the overall input or output impedance.




Niki


PS: There is no need a lot of knowledge to make this pedal. Only a little bit thinking.
I need more knowledge with my english   

I R WINRAR!!

[FunkyGibbon]

Hi, guys. Thanks for your interest.

Here is my idea:


You need 4pdt to change the loop's order.

One part from the 4pdt change input signal
Other one - output signal, and the last 2 parts connect loop2 IN and loop1 OUT together (first sketch), and loop1 IN and loop2 OUT (bottom sketch).

Instead classic 3pdt true bypass switching I use milennium bypass with DPDT.

I connect 4.7Meg resistors to the loops inputs and 1Meg to the outputs. This prevent pops and doesn't change the overall input or output impedance.




Niki


PS: There is no need a lot of knowledge to make this pedal. Only a little bit thinking.
I need more knowledge with my english   

There's also the 3PDT 'Flipper':

http://www.diystompboxes.com/smfforum/index.php?topic=36392.msg621183#msg621183

Christopher

[arma61]

Hi, guys. Thanks for your interest.

Here is my idea:


You need 4pdt to change the loop's order.

One part from the 4pdt change input signal
Other one - output signal, and the last 2 parts connect loop2 IN and loop1 OUT together (first sketch), and loop1 IN and loop2 OUT (bottom sketch).

Instead classic 3pdt true bypass switching I use milennium bypass with DPDT.

I connect 4.7Meg resistors to the loops inputs and 1Meg to the outputs. This prevent pops and doesn't change the overall input or output impedance.




Niki


PS: There is no need a lot of knowledge to make this pedal. Only a little bit thinking.
I need more knowledge with my english   

Thx for help Niki and everybody

after a good sleep.... I've got it now! indeed, now that it's done, looks more easy than before!!



Armando

[I like Grunge]

A RAT

[John Lyons]

That Rat looks nice!

[a soBer Newt]

Just another fuzz factory, recycled parts from a mixer, for the pots, and an old reel to reel, for the transistors, that were both beyond repair.

Thanks for looking, got a few more pictures on me blog link in signature.

[I like Grunge]

That Rat looks nice!

thanks! But the printer seems to be defect. You can see stripes on the layout...

[Hides-His-Eyes]

I like it, looks kinda intentional, like an old CRT TV or something.

[mattthegamer463]

I like it, looks kinda intentional, like an old CRT TV or something.

Thats the rule, if you screw something up, just say it was deliberate "for artistic effect"   

[John Lyons]

Yes, the printer "problem" makes it look even better.

[I like Grunge]

Yes, the printer "problem" makes it look even better.

That's cool! I have just thought about printing the design in a copyshop 

Bass Boost

A christmas present for our (female) bass player.

[puretube]

Just in case you hear any rumours...











Andrew

WELL DONE !

[Güero]

TS9 w/ mods...soon the finished project