Here's the gut shot. I made a goof in that I didn't allow quite enough room to fit a battery. I'll be running it on my pedalboard, so that's not such a big deal, but a battery would have been nice.
This was an exercise in packaging. All along I thought I'd have tons of room. But the board itself is fairly large and it took some thought to get a decent clean layout.
And now for the real unveiling.
I dub thee Hurricane! I tweaked the feedback setting (aka Whoosh) so that when it's cranked up to max intensity, it squeals a tiny bit. More of a noisemaker setting than anything, but there you have it. That whooshy, ringing, swirly sound was the inspiration for the name.
The real irony is that as I was finishing this pedal up, and after I came up with the name, we were being hit with Hurricane Irene. Irony, or karma?
It sounds just like my old v 1.0 Small Stone, except that I have no volume drop, and I can vary the "Color" feedback.
Lots of other projects in the queue - I need to get moving on them.
Hi! great project, my name is Luciano, and i am from Argentina, small world indeed. I saw also your SAAB c900, awesome. I'm planning to build one of this for my pedalboard, and i will print the PCB from de pdf in tonepad.com and will begin working, can i ask you an email or something to contact you if i need some help? i have some abilities but not a pro technician... Thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteHola Luciano -
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind words. Sure, feel free to send questions - just use the comment form and give me a (disguised) email address.
-K