Willwork4food

hey all...

i'm trying to find a schematic for any digitech floor processor, with a focus on the switching part of it. i'm trying to understand how the switching works as far as step on one switch and whatever switch was on gets turned off. any help would be appreciated. thanks in advance.

i wanna take the electronics out of the guitar and out them on th floor. Problem is i can;t figure out how to do the switching, I'm lookinjg to use the "switch" like multieffects processor, but am having NO luck finding a schematic for one. When i step on one swithch i want the other switches to turn off. I don't knjow if i njeed to use digital switches, relays, or what not, which is why i'm trying to get my grubby little hands on a multi effects processor to see how they do it. Once i get that part figured out i plan on adding a switch to the guitar itself to switch between onboard electronics to floor board electronics. Any help is Greatly appreciated. You guys rock, and this forumj is a GOLD MINE of info!!!!

ROCK ON!!!!

Darrell

Anyone know where to find a schematic for a multi effects processor? All i'm interested in the the switching part of it. I've looked high and low on the net and can't find a thing. Any help would be highly appreciated!!! Thanks in advance add ROCK ON!!!!

Darrell

Does anyone know where I can get Templates for a double neck Strat style body? I'm hoping there is a place to find them, because my skills are not quite up to designing my own as of yet. Thanks!!!!

Thanks!!! I never thought about that.

Hi all

Totaly new to the world of electronics

I just can't figure out how to set up a way for switching. What i mean is... if I have 5 diffrent switches; how can I set it up so I can "master" what ever switch I turn on? For instance I step on switch 3 I want switch 1 to get turned off. Should I use electronic switches, or is there a way to do this passivly? I really need to figure this out. Thanks for any help!!!!

Hey all. I'm looking for ways to make a pickup system thats kinda like Snap On Tools. What I mean is... Having pickups that are interchangeable by snapping them in and out. One idea was to have the pickup ring have wiring in it and the pickup itself pop in like a 9 volt battery. Just wondering if this is possible or been done before. Thanks

Hey all

Does anyone know what colors to mix and the ratio to get electric blue? I'm using 'Colortone' products. Thanks for the help

Well... Here it is... My first design

The body will be Black Walnut w/ Flamed Maple top. The neck will be a 3 piece laminate of Mahagony, and Birds Eye Maple. 22 fret Pao Ferro Fretboard. Let me know what you guys think. Thanks!!!!!!!!

OK shredders and Metal heads out there... I'm looking for pickups that will take the enamle off my teeth!!! Any ideas as to major manufacturers??? Independant manufacturers? Who makes pickups like what i want???

how do i route/drill the grounding wire holes for a drop top guitar?

EQ controls like those on mixing desks are active as they provide boost as well as attenuation. Passive tone controls only cut, so I would consider whether you want clever selective cutting (as said, Varitone) or a more flexible system which may take a lot more dialling in if you're looking for multiple tones to use live.

What is a veritone? How does it work?

I'm looking for any reccomendations for finnishing a fretboard. Tung Oil, Linseed Oil, something else????

You mean like a "Varitone"? Or are you looking for separate frequency and Q controls?

I'm looking for separate controls, kinda like on a high end mixing board... only on a guitar.

Would cutting Mother of pearl on a jigsaw work? just curious.

As Mattia said, no.

Jigsaws are way to violent!

If you use a jig saw there won't be much of you or the MOP left so please step away from the saw!!!!!!!!!!

Mike

Thanks!!! I'll leave the jigsaw alone! I appreciate the advice.

Rosewood on Pao Ferro is going to be almost invisible. Ebony could work, but it won't show up real well, so that would be more of a subduded look.

any suggestions??? i wans something striking. I've never worked with shell. Next guitar.

As to where I live... Buffalo, NY. I'm in Iraq for a few more months, and want to get the research done for this next build.

Would cutting Mother of pearl on a jigsaw work? just curious.

Hey guys...

I'm thinking of using either Ebony or Rosewood for the inlays on my next guitar. The fretboard is Pau Ferro. Will this look cheesy, or cool??? Good idea, or bad???

My answer depends on how many guitars you've already built.

How many have you completed so far?

I'm new to building. I've built 2 so far.

I'm looking for diffrent and so called "exotic" woods to use in both body and neck. I really want to try something uncommon, but will both look, and sound great. Any suggestions?