J. Burns wrote:benadrian wrote:1. finished a friend's pedalBen What's this one do?Right side is first, it's a Red Llama style overdrive/distoriton.Left side is a clone of the Electro Harmonix LPB-2 booster.Ben

benadrian wrote:1. finished a friend's pedalBen What's this one do?

Here are the guts.Ben

them's purdy guts.

EmpireStateTroopers wrote:hey- where do you get the metal cases for all of your pedals? I'd like to get into this kind of stuff...Also, I always thought it would be cool to have pedals where the knobs were on the side so that your foot couldn't mess up the settings when you stomp on it.Like this?That name comes from the fact that the last name of the guy who bought that pedal is Armentrout.I get my finished enclosures through these folks.http://pedalpartsplus.com/great customer service!Ben

killyourself wrote:them's purdy guts.Thanks!Ben

hey- where do you get the metal cases for all of your pedals? I'd like to get into this kind of stuff...Also, I always thought it would be cool to have pedals where the knobs were on the side so that your foot couldn't mess up the settings when you stomp on it.

thanks guys!!!

EmpireStateTroopers wrote:hey- where do you get the metal cases for all of your pedals? I'd like to get into this kind of stuff...Try mouser.comI use A1parts.com and http://www.effectsconnection.com/The Hammond Electric boxes are what you're looking for. Most square pedals use 1590B's.EmpireStateTroopers wrote:Also, I always thought it would be cool to have pedals where the knobs were on the side so that your foot couldn't mess up the settings when you stomp on it.edit: there it is, The Hjärt Müller Bass Drive.http://moodysounds.com/index.php?main\_p ... ucts\_id=12

Last week I took a few days off to wire the last patchbay for my studio at home and made some alterations to one of the other bays to add access to the 2 track inputs on my desk. It took, of course, way longer than I had anticipated, although I was breaking to watch Columbo, eat ridiculous amounts of cheese and that sort of thing.Music for patchbay wiring:William Eaton - Music By William EatonCorrupted - Se Hace Por Los Suenos AsesinosGrateful Dead - Anthem of the SunFreddie Hubbard - Open SesameHarvey Milk - My Love Is Higher Than Your Assessment Of What My Love Could BeJoakim Skogsberg - Jola RotaMagma - Mythes et Legendes III (DVD, although I didn't really watch it)Pullman - Turnstyles and JunkpilesMiles Davis - Birth of The CoolHammers of Misfortune - The BastardNeil Young and Crazy Horse - Live at the Fillmore Eastand a lot of Radio 4.Printed some new labels out for the patchbays. The spacing is a little off, again. I must work out why that's happening.Today, I drilled and punched a die cast box to make a kind of 'stagebox' to get access to the inputs of my mic amps without having messy cabling hanging out of the rack. I'm pretty pleased, it looks good, although somehow I am short of an XLR. Tomorrow I will start wiring it and drill the case for a bypass pedal I'm making for a friend.