I used a 10x10 outdoor electrical case from Home Depot. There should be enough height in it to stack 2 hot springs in there for stereo (which I'll probably do for mine). I've had a drawer filled with those oldschool Fender style pilot lights for years. Never had a reason to use one until now. An 8mm LED fits perfectly in them. My only complaint with the design is there is not an amount pot. There is a gain trimmer in the PCB, but, it's not a dry/wet mix. I'd have to design a circuit to get that, which I may do.
Sunday, November 17, 2013
Paia - Hot Springs Reverb
Custom build for a customer. Now this is one nice spring reverb. There is relatively no hum and there is a crisp brightness to the reflections. I'm totally building one for myself. Check it out here
I used a 10x10 outdoor electrical case from Home Depot. There should be enough height in it to stack 2 hot springs in there for stereo (which I'll probably do for mine). I've had a drawer filled with those oldschool Fender style pilot lights for years. Never had a reason to use one until now. An 8mm LED fits perfectly in them. My only complaint with the design is there is not an amount pot. There is a gain trimmer in the PCB, but, it's not a dry/wet mix. I'd have to design a circuit to get that, which I may do.
I used a 10x10 outdoor electrical case from Home Depot. There should be enough height in it to stack 2 hot springs in there for stereo (which I'll probably do for mine). I've had a drawer filled with those oldschool Fender style pilot lights for years. Never had a reason to use one until now. An 8mm LED fits perfectly in them. My only complaint with the design is there is not an amount pot. There is a gain trimmer in the PCB, but, it's not a dry/wet mix. I'd have to design a circuit to get that, which I may do.
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