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Octave Pedal with Top Jacks???

For space reasons, I have room for a single space pedal with top jacks. Aguilar Octamizer is the only one I've found. Any others out there?

A 1590A size with side jacks may work, but I really prefer top jacks.

Inform me, magic information box!
 
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AT least one person on here has had OC2s rehoused in small enclosures with top jacks.
Yaksonator's right? I remember seeing one, very nicely done by Dan.

3Leaf Octabvre has top jacks, although it is a little wider than most.
It was a nice pedal when I had it, but definitely bigger than a 1590BB.

+1 on Subterrannea...phenomenal sounding pedal!
 
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Have you tried just plugging in right-angle F-M TRS adapters and using them as your i/o jacks?
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Thanks for the options, ya'll. I'm afraid the IE Subterranean is going to be a bit hard to come by, but the Markbass might be an option. an OC-2 rehouse is a possibility, but something tells me that it might be easier to build it from scratch and I have seen some schematics floating around. Any others?


ps. For right angles/side jacks to work it would have to be a 1590B size or smaller... and still would be wider than a 125B with top jacks.
 
Thanks for the options, ya'll. I'm afraid the IE Subterranean is going to be a bit hard to come by, but the Markbass might be an option. an OC-2 rehouse is a possibility, but something tells me that it might be easier to build it from scratch and I have seen some schematics floating around. Any others?

ps. For right angles/side jacks to work it would have to be a 1590B size or smaller... and still would be wider than a 125B with top jacks.

Just so you know, the MB octaver is 3" wide...not the same as a typical pedal. Also, the OC2 is a fairly complicated circuit that even JohnK said it wouldn't be worth it to build for someone else and suggested others to just buy a used one (I think his issue was the time and cost of parts involved). But disregard that if you just enjoy a good project, I guess. As in your OP, the Aguilar is 2.75" wide, easier to come by, and a great octaver...why the cold shoulder? :thumbsup: Just go for it
 
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