Offboard Wiring Explained - DIY Guitar Pedal How To Guide

In this video I walk through how to wire up the offboard components into a guitar pedal. This means that once you have your PCB all ready to go with the components installed you next need to get that PCB into your enclosure and wire up the footswitch, jacks, pots, etc... How does all that work? What are some best practices? Let's cover all that.
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[@rikshouse9180]

Man, thank you. I needed someone to just sit down and lay it out like that for me to get it.

[@Aaronius_Maximus]

Same! :D

[@saskfarm]

Very well explained. Need a potentiometer vid next

[@KleyDeJong]

Thanks. I have one - ua-cam.com/video/GvEQiNF35c4/v-deo.html&t

[@cwrigh13]

Brilliant. Thanks for sharing

[@rickvanderhoof884]

I'm building a Beavis board and very new at this. How in the world do you get the wires inside the box to attach to the back of the attached external terminal block? Drill small wire holes? None on the original Beavis so they attached them somehow to the BACK of the terminal from inside the box it looks like. Best way to do this and get the inside wires outside and connected to terminal block?

[@611gay5]

The shunt

[@SarcastSempervirens]

The ground wire coming off the output jack to the input jack is creating a ground loop. Both jacks are already connected together via the enclosure itself, that wire is just making a loop.

[@noisegrrrl]

I was wondering about just that

Excuse me, newbie here. Is this always the case are the switches connected via the enclosure? I was thinking this was a fault of my pedal.

@Zen Thaks!!