Hotline Speaker Simulator. My first vero

[nonost]

 Hi! I wanted to contribute to this great community so I did my first vero. I've done the Hotline Speaker Simulator, which some people claim to be one of the best cab sim DIY out there. And since I couldn't find any layout I thought it would be very useful to do it.

 I posted it here because I see it more as an exercise, it might be too soon to post it in Contributions. Feel free to say the good/bad things about the layout so we beginners could learn about it.

 I'm sure it could be done smaller but right know I'm just focusing in doing it right and not ugly. I ended up with just one stand resistor and all capacitors have good spacings. However, I'd like to know how to improve it and some tips. I think I did a good job and it should work but you never know!



 I have a couple doubts regarding the toggle and the dual pot. About the former, is it an ON/ON/ON? And about the latter, it took me a while to work out the wiring so I could have done some mistakes.

In this site you can find the schematic and a PCB which has been very useful to me in order to decipher the dual pot and toggle wirngs:

         http://guitar-gear.ru/2016/hot-line/

Cheers!

Hotline_Speaker_Simulator.png

[IvIark]

Nice layout nonost, thanks for sharing.  Do you have a copy of the schematic so we can see what the switch and pot are doing in the circuit.  Cheers

[IvIark]

Sorry I missed the link at the bottom, that'll teach me to read everything properly before commenting.  I'll try to have a look at the scheme tonight

[IvIark]

Incidentally I've moved this to unverified layouts, it's never to soon to post in contributions!

[nonost]

I'm glad you did it! I've checked it again and didn't find mistakes.

The switch seems to be ON/OFF/ON. Edited in order to post the last version. Added some info about the wiring and such.