STEP 7
IWire the pots and switch to the board,
and insert wires for power, input, ground
and the LED’s positive leg.
Before continuing, it would be wise to get
out your multimeter. Set it to the continuity
setting and check each pair or adjacent
rows, and across all cuts. Some adjacent
rows will be connected in some spots
because of the jumpers, but no row should
be connected across a cut in the board.
Doing this helps safeguard against errors
that will prevent the pedal from fi ring up on
the fi rst try.
THAT'S IT! NOW LET'S
BUILD THE ENCLOSURE!
YOU'LL NEED:
•1x enclosure, drilled for four knobs,
a toggle switch, footswitch, LED
bezel, input, output and DC jacks.
I used the 125B size to ensure
the board fi ts, and this is the size
I recommend.
•1x 3PDT latching footswitch
(not momentary)
• 2x ¼-inch mono jacks
• 1x LED
• 1x LED bezel (same size as LED)
• 1x DC power jack
• 4x knobs of your choosing
• The completed board from
the fi rst section
• Wire
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