Show me your 1590A enclosures/pedals...

[amptramp]

In the Toronto area, Sayal and A-1 Electronics have 1590A's.  They are a little bit cheaper at A-1 but there is more selection at Sayal.

[PereatMundus]

@tasos
Just walk into any decent electronics supplyer anywhere in the developed world and they should have it or can order it shipping free
Its a global standard enclosure.


and now:
FUN!

Hey:

Just thought I'd share a wild sketch:
this is -physically- possible to set up AND sort of.... use in a SMALL gigbag style Pedalboard.
Specifically the:
Road Runner Pedalboard All-In-1 Gig Bag (the one I use, and sketched for)


Size: : 2-1/2"H x 12"W x 21-3/4"D

Just a quick mockup, I did in 5minutes, but its more or less exactly to-scale, and spaces work with snug enough cables, or jack-jack plugs.



so you would fit all this for instance:
( Possible in 1590A setup proved in this thread or otherwhere on  interwebs: )

a Wah-Pedal
to the right

Its possible to "for instance fit:

-18- 1590A's (vertical)

OCD(custom layout)
Timmy(modded)
a Fuzz
ValveCaster
RAT(modded/customlayout)
Octave
Machine(modded)
Compressor
3switchable boosters in one 1590A
Mxr NoiceGate(modded/custom)
BBE Sonic(modded/custom)
Tuner(modded)
Powerstation(custom power-supply to drive pedals)
Malekko Reverb
Small Clone(custom)
Mxr 6bandEQ(modded)
Tuner(Modded)
CopyCatDelay
*not the best choice; but just to make the point

in the 2 small boxes over the Wah,
1Booster, and 1 sattelite-Noicegate momentaryswitchOFF(mod)

in the horizontal 1590A.
Routing

in the horizontal bottom.left bar:
dedicated channel Router/switcher

Insane.. fun

[neurino]

Hullo everybody, it's been a while since my last effect in a small box but I found the time to do this at last:

it's a Marshall Blues Breaker clone as in notepad schematic, but with a RC 4559 instead a TL072 (please notice I made a mistake in the layout so I had to flip pins of the IC and put it in the socket upside down lol )

The "decal" is made with a reverse toner mask then darkening the uncovered aluminum with hydrogen peroxide (in other words an etch without etching...), removing toner and then adding clear coat.



and here the gutshots... a bit crowded in there:  under the stripboard three 9mm alpha pots

[Hides-His-Eyes]

hmmmm...i had a look around but most sites have crazy shipping!only small bear is pretty reasonable....i am not going to pay 6 for the enclosure and 10 for the shipping!

The first rule of electronics is: you never buy one of anything.

[solderman]

Hi
Some times things take a little longer than you expected. This project was meant for the 666 competition. But a slow delivery of the small pot's crashed that plan. But better late then never. So here folks, meet The "Boogie Man" Its, as you might suspect a Dr. Boogie only in a slight smaller costume than you usually find him.

The paper decals is to be changed for water slides soon.




Soundsample:
http://solderman.fatabur.se/DR_Bogie/DB.mp3

[Renegadrian]

OMG! 

[ultran8]

that is unbelivable . great job man whats is sound like . and whered u get your pots from i been lookn for those. your awesome man thise is my feeble attempt so far with this box. it was a impedence changer for mics so i added the g and made it a fuzzface . not near your caliber but fun!

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[neurino]

@solderman: hats off, really stunning

Don't want to bother but... no led? 

[Joecool85]

So, my big question with these builds: how well does the stomp button work?  I'd think with it being such a small enclosure and most of these have the button ALL the way on one end it would flip up when you step on it.  Am I wrong thinking that?

I might have to get a circuit into one of these bad boys.

[Valoosj]

It really doesn't flip up, and if it does, use velcro. 

[Joecool85]

It really doesn't flip up, and if it does, use velcro.  

I suppose you could rework the design to have the button in the middle...that should work I would think:

Top of pedal
Out

  STOMP

             IN
Bottom of pedal

**edit**
I'm thinking of using it for a basic stutter pedal with a three part layout: two jacks and a switch that grounds out the signal when stomped.

[tasos]

hey guys....what is the dimensions of this box please?
92x37x30mm...
i found the dimensions by chance just right after i posted!

i only have access in these dimension boxes 35x75x30 or 35x95x30....i will probably go for the first!it is actually smaller than the hammond!

[solderman]

@solderman: hats off, really stunning

Don't want to bother but... no led? 

There is one under one of the eye of the ghost. 

[Valoosj]

Hullo everybody, it's been a while since my last effect in a small box but I found the time to do this at last:

it's a Marshall Blues Breaker clone as in notepad schematic, but with a RC 4559 instead a TL072 (please notice I made a mistake in the layout so I had to flip pins of the IC and put it in the socket upside down lol )

The "decal" is made with a reverse toner mask then darkening the uncovered aluminum with hydrogen peroxide (in other words an etch without etching...), removing toner and then adding clear coat.



and here the gutshots... a bit crowded in there:  under the stripboard three 9mm alpha pots

Where did you get those power jacks?

[Valoosj]

YABM

[blooze_man]

Wow. Mind sharing how you did the glowing ram's head?

[Valoosj]

Epoxy. 

[frequencycentral]

[tubelectron]

Hi All,

This collection of super-compact Fx's is again and again simply delirious & delicious...

Now this is my time to contribute, at last, with my 2000 Pound Bee - a Mosrite-FuzzRite-Ventures fuzz pedal.

Note that it is a full-feature unit, incorporating battery, battery holder, ext. PSU jack with battery cut, input jack with battery cut, blue 3mm led, so it can be used as a standalone item.






A+!

[elshiftos]

That calls for a: