Wiring help? Will this work or is there a better way?

[brokenstarguitar]

Ok heres a project im doing that I need a little advice with. Its 3 circuits in one enclosure. All 3 have there own 3pdt to activate the circuit, but circuit 1 (Stutter) also has a momentary. What Im trying to achieve with the momentary is to activate the Stutter when the switch is held in but ALSO control a led. Does this mock up look correct? Anyone have another idea or done something similar?

BTW: the led for circuit 1 (Stutter) is a 3 pin common cathod so the same led can be used for the momentary and latching switch.

[Plexi]

Just to clarify:
- C1 3PDT On: led and momentary+led function.
- C1 3PDT Off: no led, and no momentary function.
C1 3PDT only can activate momentary switch... am I right? In that case, why not to use just a momentary 3PDT?

Because what I see is that you're going from C1 out, direct to master output. You're "jumpling" over C2 and 3.
That can be a bit messy if C2 and 3 are on, and you push the momentary.

[GGBB]

If what you want is to be able to switch on C1 either with the latching switch or with the momentary switch, then no - your diagram won't work because the C1 input is always grounded unless the latching switch is on. You can't do it with a momentary DPDT - you'll need a momentary 3PDT. So both the latching and the momentary switches need to be 3PDT.

[potul]

Your schematic won't work... as GGBB said, you will have no outpu from C1, ... so when you push the momentary, you will not get anything.

[brokenstarguitar]

What im basically trying to do is have the latching 3pdts for each effect as normal, but also have a momentary with led for C1 that will work even if ALL 3 circuits are bypassed. Get what I'm saying?

Now I know I can achieve this with a momentary 3pdt in between C1 and C2 wired like the rest of the 3pdts but unfortunately I don't have one. I only have a momentary dpdt. So whats my options with the dpdt?

[brokenstarguitar]

Because what I see is that you're going from C1 out, direct to master output. You're "jumpling" over C2 and 3.
That can be a bit messy if C2 and 3 are on, and you push the momentary.

If I run a wire from the circuit output of switch 1 (lug 7) to lug 2 of the momentary, then a wire from lug 1 of the momentary to circuit input (lug 2) of switch 2, would that fix the ground issue?

[GGBB]

No that doesn't change anything related to the C1 input grounding (unless I misunderstand your description). As long as the C1 bypass switched is bypassed, the C1 input is grounded. You can't do it with a momentary DPDT and have the LED - it needs to be 3PDT - it requires breaking two connections (circuit input to ground; input jack to output jack) and making two connections (input jack to circuit input; circuit output to output jack) not counting the LED - which would use up the entire DPDT. See my diagram above - that's how it's done.