Post Yer Pedalboard - 23 Skidoo

[Demonturtle]

@ ccouch 7: a few pages back you posted this picture

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can you tell me where you bought this light tube and how it's powered?

thanks!

 

[steevdeadman]

might get rid of the Devi Ever Silver Crank (not enough fuzz for me!)

Fabe...

I know you don't have any REALLY insane fuzzes there, but try stacking things w/ the silver crank, it's fun fun fun

 

[BruceBass3901]

@ ccouch 7: a few pages back you posted this picture

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can you tell me where you bought this light tube and how it's powered?

thanks!

I have just used two indentical lights in a piece of Product Design Coursework. It is a neon tube that runs of off mains voltage (with the supplied adaptor). Not sure where you can get them from though

 

[CC7]

Mr Couch,
I would just like to say i love watching your board evolve

Thanks, sometimes I wonder if eveyone gets tired of seeing my same old pedals. But they do work well for me in my jamming situation.

 

[GerManson]

Does your Dyna Comp eats lows? Or eq after compensate that?

i dont feel like dyna eating my lows, but since is a always on pedal i dont really know.

i use my EQ as a booster to certain parts of the song, I control the lows with my VTBass.. GREAT LOWS on it. btw

 

[CC7]

@ ccouch 7: a few pages back you posted this picture ,
can you tell me where you bought this light tube and how it's powered?
thanks!

Those are Cold Cathode lights, you can get them at most (I got mine at MicroCenter) computer stores, they're made for computer case and back lighting and are 12volt.
I think they were around 10 $ for a pack of two 4" tubes and the inverter, which you have to run off of some kind of 12volt DC power supply.
The ones in the guitar board picture (there's another one one other side of the board that you can't see) are running on a 12volt .500ma output wallwort that I just spliced the wires together from the wallwort supply to the inverter.
The brand of the lights is LOGISYS.
Be carefull around AC power!!!!! If you try it. Just a disclaimer.

 

[Smallequestrian]

Oy...I need the PT Jr. to be about a half inch wider...But other than that...not too shabby.

 

[aBoMoFo]

Not at all, the LED's I picked up at MicroCenter for around 6 or 7 dollars apiece, I think the brand was Logisis? They're made for computer case/accent lighting and are 12volt.
The switch I bought years ago from RadioShack. That one is just a 12volt automotive switch, but I think almost any kind of toggle switch will work.
The lights, the switch and some wire, it's pretty cheap as long as you don't mind losing a spot on your PedalPower for lights.
Oh and the 9volt/12volt switch on the pedalpower works like a dimmer switch.

Ahh BRILLIANT! I was thinking there might be a clever application for some of the random stuff around at microcenter. Thanks for proving such! When I get settled on a final construct of my pedalboard (will be based around a Line 6 M9 or M13) I will definitely be working something similar to this into it at least as a setlist light of some sort.

 

[bgmww]

Ahh BRILLIANT! I was thinking there might be a clever application for some of the random stuff around at microcenter. Thanks for proving such! When I get settled on a final construct of my pedalboard (will be based around a Line 6 M9 or M13) I will definitely be working something similar to this into it at least as a setlist light of some sort.

go back to page 42 and check out what i did. I used UV LEDS right on pedalboard's side and over the M13. Write with a highlite miarker an voila !

Parts list

Circuit 1
10 UV leds
10 150 ohms resistors
1 switch

Circuit 2
3 UV leds
3 150 ohms resistors
1 switch

i used an old 6v cell phone power supply to connect everything to the outlet.

Works great.

 

[chicago_mike]

Oh, don't look directly into the UV leds. Nonetheless cool ideas all.

 

[s_mcsleazy]

@ ccouch 7: a few pages back you posted this picture

,

can you tell me where you bought this light tube and how it's powered?

thanks!

looks like this pedal board is trying to get a tan

 

[jimmy rocket]

at least if you throw some flip flops on this looks like a great way to get rid of sock tan.

 

[My name is Mudd]

Those are Cold Cathode lights, you can get them at most (I got mine at MicroCenter) computer stores...

Google 'computer case mods' and you'll get pages of sites that sell these and similar lighting bits.

 

[baalroo]

mines pretty simple lately

 

[Kromwarp]

mines pretty simple lately

I like it

 

[Eric!]

Oy...I need the PT Jr. to be about a half inch wider...But other than that...not too shabby.

Please tell me you use Hot Hand with ALL of these

Here's mine..plan on fitting my Supercollider once it comes home, too.

 

[gnasher1993]

Here's mine..plan on fitting my Supercollider once it comes home, too.

I give it a couple weeks before we see all that on a PT Jr.

 

[Eric!]

I give it a couple weeks before we see all that on a PT Jr.

That's what I'm trying to avoid, especially since I self-pseudo-Bart-mod'd my PP2+ to the sucker

 

[tigerbass]

Looking good Eric!

 

[CliffD]

Oh I want a SFT so bad!