I built a single unit over twenty years ago that I still use daily, I put 1meg pulled own resistors on the grounds to prevent pops. I want to build a bigger unit like you’ve done, do get any pops? Nice build btw.
Interesting build. I will definitely try something similar. But instead of 5 loops for one signal path, i'm probably going to split it in two. So i can have loops 1-3 in front of the amp and loops 4-5 in the amp fx loop. Basically the same thing, but just extra in and out.
Hey mate, nice Video! Thanks for that. But I have a question about it. Are the send and return jacks those out of metal, which are directly connected to ground, in this case to the metal housing? Or didn’t you connect those to ground, as the pedals have a ground connection by there power supply to avoid ground loops? And did you connect the housing to ground as well? Thanks a lot!! 👍
Yeah I used metal jacks so the chassis effectively becomes a ground plane so no need for extra grounds between jacks. If I was using moulded jacks then it would need that.
Hello my friend. Can I also connect more than one instrument or just pedals/pedalboard? Hello my friend. Can I also connect more than one instrument or just pedals/pedalboard? thanks in advance for the info
@@DogsharkGPS thanks for the information my friend. I thank you very much in advance for the attention you have given me. I need a pedal with several outputs only for instruments. thanks my friend, thank you
Hi there! congrats for this device! I got a question! If you have everything set and you have to change from the loop 1 to the loop 5, will you have to step two times (1st to turn on loop 5 and 1nd to turn off loop 1 - meaning they are latched), or the next change cancel the previous selected loop? Thanks!
This isn't a programmable looper. Each loop is independently switched. So yes you would need to switch out a loop if you didn't want it engaged when another loop was switched in.
@@brunodias7896 dogsharkblues.com/?page_id=774 here's the wiring diagram. Parts are nothing special. 3PDT switches, mono jack sockets, LEDs and 4k7 resistors. Power is 9v centre negative so it can powered off a regular pedal PSU.
Is-it possible to use a switch looper to connect 2 or more pedals in parallel ? Many switchers allow from 2 to 8 loops, like the Joyo PXL8 or this one fr.aliexpress.com/item/4000348833245.html?spm=a2g0o which allows 3 loops, but I am not sure that putting pedals in parallel work because I tried to do it with 2 pedals simply using cables and Vintage EHX 5X Junction Mixers but it doesn't work, sound is horrible probably because of connecting pedals outputs in parallel I think. So is this thing: www.thomann.de/fr/electro_harmonix_tri_parallel_mixer.htm the only one possible to use for parallel connections, because it is a mixer in fact... ? What do you think about it ?
Has anyone done any similar builds? Would love to see them.
I built a single unit over twenty years ago that I still use daily, I put 1meg pulled own resistors on the grounds to prevent pops. I want to build a bigger unit like you’ve done, do get any pops? Nice build btw.
@@regortex3364 nah no pops for me.
Interesting build. I will definitely try something similar. But instead of 5 loops for one signal path, i'm probably going to split it in two. So i can have loops 1-3 in front of the amp and loops 4-5 in the amp fx loop. Basically the same thing, but just extra in and out.
If you make it another switched loop you’ll be able switch the entire fx loop in and out
How much did this cost you to build? I'm thinking of building one for myself
Probably around £40 in parts.
@@DogsharkGPS awesome. Thank you
Can you repost the diagram,the diagram is not exist anymore
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Brilliant. Nice unit.
This looks like the perfect project for me! The link for the diagram appears to be broken, do you still have the diagram by any chance?
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Hey mate, nice Video! Thanks for that. But I have a question about it. Are the send and return jacks those out of metal, which are directly connected to ground, in this case to the metal housing? Or didn’t you connect those to ground, as the pedals have a ground connection by there power supply to avoid ground loops? And did you connect the housing to ground as well? Thanks a lot!! 👍
Yeah I used metal jacks so the chassis effectively becomes a ground plane so no need for extra grounds between jacks. If I was using moulded jacks then it would need that.
@@DogsharkGPS Thanks, man!!
cuál es el valor de las resistencias?
I think i used 4k7 for tis but anything from 2k2 to 4k7 will do
Hey mate, what are resistor values?
Typical CLR value. Think I used 4k7 on this but anything between 2k2 and 4k7 will do.
@@DogsharkGPS awesome, thanks so much!
Hello my friend. Can I also connect more than one instrument or just pedals/pedalboard? Hello my friend. Can I also connect more than one instrument or just pedals/pedalboard? thanks in advance for the info
If not true by pass in case, or if it is. Sorry about my English 😢
@@sarue7317 this is designed to connect one instrument. The switchable loops are for pedals. And yes it is all true bypass.
@@DogsharkGPS thanks for the information my friend. I thank you very much in advance for the attention you have given me. I need a pedal with several outputs only for instruments. thanks my friend, thank you
can you make a loop pedal with 2 channels joining on another switch
What is the Value of the resistor you used?
4k7
I wonder if you could set up two different electric guitar amps
Great videos mate ! This is Liam btw 😊
Hey up mate. Cheers. Just having a bit of fun with these vids. Summat to do during lockdown.
can i have the names and the values of components
Hi there! congrats for this device! I got a question! If you have everything set and you have to change from the loop 1 to the loop 5, will you have to step two times (1st to turn on loop 5 and 1nd to turn off loop 1 - meaning they are latched), or the next change cancel the previous selected loop? Thanks!
This isn't a programmable looper. Each loop is independently switched. So yes you would need to switch out a loop if you didn't want it engaged when another loop was switched in.
@@DogsharkGPS thank you dude! Once again, congrats for your channel! 💪
@@83RED thanks man
Can you share the diagram?
It's on my website dogshark.org/index.php/projects/
@@DogsharkGPS i can't find anything on your website
@@upside-down6211 yeah sorry took everything off my website recently. If you need the diagram let me know and I’ll put it back up.
@@DogsharkGPS can you upload diagram ,thanks
@@DogsharkGPS can you fix the link?
Vc tem esquema amigo de ligação
Esquema dos componentes e ligações
@@brunodias7896 dogsharkblues.com/?page_id=774 here's the wiring diagram.
Parts are nothing special. 3PDT switches, mono jack sockets, LEDs and 4k7 resistors. Power is 9v centre negative so it can powered off a regular pedal PSU.
@@DogsharkGPS sou grato obrigado
Os switch são 3pdt, qual valor do resistor
Anything between 2K2 - 4K7
@@DogsharkGPS obrigado
Vc pode fazer a lista de componentes pra fazer o pedal
@@DogsharkGPS o conector de fonte é pra 9 volts
O led é 9 volts , o conector da fonte
Is-it possible to use a switch looper to connect 2 or more pedals in parallel ? Many switchers allow from 2 to 8 loops, like the Joyo PXL8 or this one fr.aliexpress.com/item/4000348833245.html?spm=a2g0o which allows 3 loops, but I am not sure that putting pedals in parallel work because I tried to do it with 2 pedals simply using cables and Vintage EHX 5X Junction Mixers but it doesn't work, sound is horrible probably because of connecting pedals outputs in parallel I think. So is this thing: www.thomann.de/fr/electro_harmonix_tri_parallel_mixer.htm the only one possible to use for parallel connections, because it is a mixer in fact... ? What do you think about it ?