Take a quick look at this layout

[mnordbye]

I've done a vero layout for the Maestro Boomerang Wah, very small to fit inside my guitar. I need a few other pairs of eyes on this layout. Anyone care to give a hand? 

Cuts on board are: A3, B3, C4, D6, E6 and H6

Layout: http://www.aronnelson.com/gallery/main.php/v/mnordbye/layouts/layout_render.gif.html
Schematic: http://www.aronnelson.com/gallery/main.php/v/mnordbye/schematics/maestro_boomerang_wah.gif.html

Thanks

[cab42]

Since you saved from doing the layout myself as I have planned, I'll be happy to look it over.

Regards

Carsten

[mnordbye]

Thanks Carsten, tell me if you see any errors. This layout is pretty tight. 

[cab42]

Hi Magnus

Are there  trace cuts missing in row D and E or are they just hidden under the inductor?

I normally write a note in the layout when I have trace cuts under components. They are easy to miss.

Otherwise it looks good.

Have fun

Carsten

[mnordbye]

There's 2 cuts under the inductor, yes. I wrote that in the original post. 

[jrod]

Thanks for making the layout! Are you planning to mount this in the guitar and use it like a wah by hand or to dial in different freq's and use as a fixed wah? Curious! Thanks!

[mnordbye]

Fixed wah is the plan, but i guess i'll have to try to play with one finger on the knob too sometimes.. 

I've already drilled the holes, just have to make the circuit and hook it up. It's gonna be one knob for the frequency, and a switch to turn both the circuit and power on/off, it's a 3pdt toggle.

[jrod]

Neat, man! Thanks! I used to work for Jackson/Charvel and a guitar came in set up with a built in wah just like you described. It took some getting used to, but was fun. Good luck and looking forward to hearing how it comes out!

[cab42]

There's 2 cuts under the inductor, yes. I wrote that in the original post. 

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