Pictures!

[rousejeremy]

Of all of the hardware we use, LED bezels (at least the ones I've seen) are the most under-engineered!  How about putting some threads on that plastic insulator and on the inside of the bezel (or some other positive capture). I don't like relying on a press fit.

Yes. I stopped using them and just hot glue the LED right to the hole now.

[ch1naski]

There are some that have a ridge on the plastic, with a corresponding groove on the inside of the metal, that hold them relatively snug. I found a bunch on an old rack mount device that had them....have to use pliers to get the LED in or out.

[deadastronaut]

Of all of the hardware we use, LED bezels (at least the ones I've seen) are the most under-engineered!  How about putting some threads on that plastic insulator and on the inside of the bezel (or some other positive capture). I don't like relying on a press fit.

Yes. I stopped using them and just hot glue the LED right to the hole now.

me too, i only use 3mm leds now, no bezels, more room..


if you do use a bezel, put a tiny blob of superglue on the plastic, push in. 

[darron]

me too, i only use 3mm leds now, no bezels, more room..

i can never quite tell if they are on or not... so i use these things:

[gcme93]

Haha! Brief translation of that pedal:

I'm off...

still off...

is he going to step on me?....

still off...

I'M ON! EVERYONE LOOK AT ME! I DAZZLE SO BRIGHTLY, I'M A STAR!

Oh I'm off again...

[deadastronaut]

ahhh the trademark 10mm's...

[slacker]

How about putting some threads on that plastic insulator and on the inside of the bezel.....

I have one that does exactly that, can't remember who makes them I got it from one of the big suppliers RS or possibly Farnell. From memory they're relatively expensive compared to the cheap and cheerful "Chinese" ones I normally use.

[pickdropper]

The VCC LED Lenses are a bit better as they have a snap ring.  They still aren't perfect as the snap ring can slide down with the wall thickness of a Hammond style enclosure.  They are easy to tack in place, though.

[John Lyons]

Feeling a little fuzzy 'n blue here.

[Perrow]

Nice ones John, whenever I see your builds I just want to flip those pcb's over. Must be because I spend so much time routing layouts myself. Would you mind showing the copper side of any of your boards sometime.

[paulyy]

Feeling a little fuzzy 'n blue here.

Couldn't resist

[ch1naski]

Feeling a little fuzzy 'n blue here.

John, you hammer-toned the PCB? Why didn't I think of that! I'm always using paint pens on mine.

That totally rocks.

[John Lyons]

Ding Ding Ding!
paulyy got it. Glad that wasn't wasted. 
Thanks guys!

[paulyy]

That's one of my boys favorite songs.

[iq01221]

I don't know if I've already shared it... Anywayyy, here they are:
2 in 1 chorus, series or parallel.
Demo: https://soundcloud.com/iq01221/demo-chorus?in=iq01221/sets/demos-de-hoy
Schemo and stuff:
-Zombie chorus: http://www.pisotones.com/Zombie/MBC/Z2/ZCh2.htm
-Little Angel "birthday edition", by Rick Holt link: http://www.diystompboxes.com/smfforum/index.php?topic=86297.240


The box is functionally excellent, but poorman's look'n ...

Another one:
Tube trémolo:
https://soundcloud.com/iq01221/demo-tremolo
Both demos were recorded with an epiphone LP junior with p-90 in the bridge position and a DIY amp 6EM5+6AV6+EF86.
The schem is based on Rick Holt's delirium tremolo with the tremulus lune's LFO.
http://s210.photobucket.com/user/frequencycentral/media/DeliriumTremolo.jpg.html

LFO:
http://fuzzcentral.ssguitar.com/tremulus.php

With simmetry mod.

So, this is it:

Guts:

It's still a prototipe,so it does'nt looks good " ... XD!!!

[roseblood11]

What I like best about Johns pictures is, that they have the right size for a desktop wallpaper... 

[Focalized]

That box is illegal, radioactive or both.

[guitarmageddon]

^Love that scary look!

Dual delay.







here's a demo of the proto.

[jmwreck]

Catalinbread Dirty Little Secret MkIII:

wow, how is it?

[Focalized]

Basic Audio is all CGI. Can't you see that?