Show me your 1590LB enclosures/pedals

[Elijah-Baley]

Thank you, this picture help me a bit.
I always test the position of the parts like you're doing in the picture, too. At least with 1590A enclosure. With bigger enclosure just if there are a lot of thing inside.

I will buy a cheaper equivalent. I could but the 51x51mm, but there's another slightly bigger, 60x55, unfortunately the height is 30mm, not 32mm.
Probably I can draw a layout after I have bought one of these enclosures.

[Bricksnbeatles]

Just awaiting some new footswitches and the paint for my upcoming 1590LB builds. In the meantime, I'm making a bunch of light plates. Here's a test using a laser pointer yesterday.

[jimilee]

Here's the oxygen amp from Quantum fx. It's an MXR headphone amp that runs at 35 volts.

[Elijah-Baley]

In my next order I'm going to buy my first 1590LB type enclosure for a little project.
Maybe, I would like to buy a second one to fit in it a LPB-1 circuit.
Who want to suggest to me another simple project for this small box?

[rockola]

In my next order I'm going to buy my first 1590LB type enclosure for a little project.
Maybe, I would like to buy a second one to fit in it a LPB-1 circuit.
Who want to suggest to me another simple project for this small box?

SHO 

[Elijah-Baley]

Thanks, I built it in a 1590A.

[thomasha]

Finished the equinox II build.

[bluebunny]

 

[bk_devices]

Probably never doing another 1590LB build after this one lol. There's a thickness control on the bazz fuss side, and both the preamp and the bazz fuss can be disabled/enabled with the toggles. Knobs are from Kilo International. The PCB is a little SMD board tucked into the corner. Most of the guts are just messy offboard wiring and components.

[thomasha]

I finished some time ago a LoFi looper based on those answering machine chips, the loophole (madbeanpedals, 2015).
I made some simplifications, such as using the master volume and recording volume only alongside a speed control for the modulation. Some changes in the switching and it works with simple SPDT switches.
More info here: Link2Changes

The final result 



and a short video: