6 thoughts on “MadBox – Mixer/Splitter V1.0 – DIY”
sextantmusique says:
Hi,
Do i need to use a 3pdt footswitch on it ??
Thomas Hofmann says:
No, there is no need to switch it.
Jorge says:
Can I use two PCBs to do a 4 in/out Splitter Mixer? Thanks!
Thomas Hofmann says:
4-in – yes, 4-out – no
Pontus Robertson says:
Hello.
I was yhinking of building this one. One of the comments on Musikding was:
“Easy mounting, great sound & possibilities.
You need to add a knob and an enclosure. Everything else is in the kit included. If you are a bassist you better add three mkt
0.47f.”
As I am new to the DIY building of pedals I don’t really understand what that means. I do want to use it for bass and I want to use it to join two mono signals to one mono signal ( two-in to one-out).
Thanks so much for the help!
/Pontus
Thomas Hofmann says:
You may replace C1,C3 and C4 with 470nF instead of the 220nF ones for bass.
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Hi,
Do i need to use a 3pdt footswitch on it ??
No, there is no need to switch it.
Can I use two PCBs to do a 4 in/out Splitter Mixer? Thanks!
4-in – yes, 4-out – no
Hello.
I was yhinking of building this one. One of the comments on Musikding was:
“Easy mounting, great sound & possibilities.
You need to add a knob and an enclosure. Everything else is in the kit included. If you are a bassist you better add three mkt
0.47f.”
As I am new to the DIY building of pedals I don’t really understand what that means. I do want to use it for bass and I want to use it to join two mono signals to one mono signal ( two-in to one-out).
Thanks so much for the help!
/Pontus
You may replace C1,C3 and C4 with 470nF instead of the 220nF ones for bass.