LukeFRC

digital pedals can create noise on the power lines needing isolated power supplies… So power supplies can be built differently - some cheaper ones will have the outlets and they are not electronically isolated from one another - inside it is essentially a daisy chain. more expensive to do is to electronically isolate each output from one another meaning the noise from digital pedals doesn’t bleed elsewhere. My Cioks power supply does this but cheaper power supplies like Harley Benton I think do too. From what you’ve said I suspect the Caline power supply isn’t isolated

Are the outputs on your power supply properly isolated?

he thinks everything is good!

this is very cool I am taking notes on your construction - on my midi switcher for a C4 synth I had perf board screwed to the lid and then headers - it wasn't great I'm messing around with a pi pico thing to try and make usb host switching possible rather than midi

Here

Has this been discounted? Ashdown CL310DH

(but no promises yet)

I've scanned through the thread and couldn't see - what time is start and end? I've to see how it works around the wean's dance lesson! If I do come I can bring a BCcab, I guess a H&K amp to put through it, a load of pedals, and 3 bass from Bravewood P, Sadowsky Metro Will Lee, Lakland 55-94 and the LeFay.

It’s a few years old now but it def got mainstream music play - If by profound you mean social commentary it’s got a bit of that

have fun with the router you're buying tomorrow!

I'm guessing you don't work for the fire service?

I still want to hear a comparison or something where someone goes "yeah it sounds better"

I just accidentally bought one - it’s good, organic sounding, tracks down to low D and musical. Not as synthy as my memory of the mini bass octave from Mxr

PedalPCB do really good PCB layouts, and then fairly minimal parts list and Schematic... https://docs.pedalpcb.com/project/FrequencyInterchange-PedalPCB.pdf The PCB has the values on it I think?

Click through the build for the Vong - it’s the same principles start with small things and work your way up https://schalltechnik04.de/en/instructions/vong-filterung/5 go slowly, check orientation of things that have polarity. It is worth following which part is where on the schematic just because then you know where things are. go slowly, make sure each solder is good. when soldering the footswitch do each joint and then let it cool before doing the next