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Essentially, wire it exactly the same as you see it on the photo, then you can't go wrong Add me on facebook if you like and we can chat it out (link in my sig) Si

Its probably an easy fix, but a photo of the insides would help Si

The switch should be arranged so that the terminals/lugs look horizontal. This is only really for the wiring really, so you can follow diagrams. Once wired, the orientation doesn't really matter......although usually your wires should be short enough that you can't really spin it round. Si

Oh and then I stenciled the DL-4 :-P [IMG]http://i60.tinypic.com/2hmfy4i.jpg[/IMG] Si

[quote name='mike257' timestamp='1405339865' post='2500913'] Si - great to hear, those camps do sound great. I'm not booked for the London show as I think they're flying down for that one. Anything changes and I'll drop you a line and come say hello! [/quote] Yes definitely Si

Yeah he's a lovely guy, I spent a week with him (and many other awesome tutors) at the Music/Nature camp this year. As above, he's always very accommodating with anyone talking bass, but he's also into life and healthier ways to live it......hence the 'Nature' part of the camp. Have fun, I'll be catching up with him in London Si

A while ago I modded the switches on my DL-4 to decent Alpha momentary. Worth it, but vowed never to open up that pedal again, it was a PITA! So.....today I decided to open it up and mod the DL-4 again . Now, I've got the Looper setting on a footswitch, so I can swap between a delay preset and Looper without bending down to change it. Win! But still a PITA [IMG]http://i57.tinypic.com/huoqz6.jpg[/IMG] Si

You can definitely get Tri-Colour LEDs, I know as a shop on eBay accidentally sent me some instead if the Bi-Colour I asked lol. Edit: Here you go: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/291092991156 Si

Got the enclosure photo through yesterday :-D Si

I just take two Little Mark IIs to most of my gigs. Still lighter than my old Ashdown EVOII. Place them on top of each other, quick changeover if something goes down mid-gig Si

Yup ordered from them with no issues. If you're unsure, call them first just to ensure they have stock etc Si

Cheers bud Si

[quote name='plunkrock' timestamp='1405064823' post='2498375'] Trying this combo out for the next wee while... [attachment=166511:photo.JPG] [/quote] Awesome board!! What patch cables are you using there? Si

Great band name! Si

Mmmmm, stacked modded Rats! :-D Si

Finished this Poultone Trooper Boost at the Herts Bass Bash today: [IMG]http://i61.tinypic.com/2wd60ib.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i62.tinypic.com/npquqd.jpg[/IMG] Si

Nice one Yeah I still hand-drill my boxes, seems more effective than the power-drill I tried! Si

Hi guys, Does anyone have some decent semi studio-grade headphones I can use on the FX stand. I have my KRK 8400s, but I'm aiming to have two 'stations' setup......my second pair of headphones are some real basic Phillips fold-up ones :-/ I'll bring them anyway, but just in case someone has something a bit nicer for the second station Cheers, cya sunday Si

I cut all my wire with the various parts of the pedal in-situ within the enclosure, just means you can cut to the correct lengths and shapes really. I really hate standard multi-core cable, horrible and super fiddly, get some solid-core cable. But easier to work with and allows you to shape it within the enclosure, makes it much neater (see my gold Trooper Boost build on the previous page for an example). Si

[quote name='HazBeen' timestamp='1404303083' post='2491307'] My board in its latest incarnation. Brimstone replaced the B3K, Proton replaced the MXR. Bass Whammy added for more tonal carnage. [url="http://s87.photobucket.com/user/welcometombh/media/imagejpg2_zpsa8f546bc.jpg.html"][/url] [/quote] Interested in your thoughts of the Proton vs the MXR?! Si

Can't wait for mine :-D Si

[IMG]http://i57.tinypic.com/oie6u.png[/IMG] Some of the pedals coming for the FX table Si

There's loads of 3PDT true-bypass wiring diagrams online. Each of the wires going to the switch will either go to a jack, ground, the PCB, or the LED. Once you take a look at a diagram (baring in mind there's more than one way to wire a 3PDT), and compare that to what you've got, you should hopefully have a better understanding of what you need to do Oh and Ryan at Fuzzrocious is super nice and helpful, if you want a wiring diagram of exactly what he's done, just ask Si