PickStone ‘ThruTone’ True Bypass Circuit Board

[Roast]

Anyone know how this will be the circuit board?
It was good for my badmonkey


http://www.pickstone.com.au/index.php/products#!/~/product/category=0&id=20099396

[Roast]

one more info:

[PStevenson]

it is basically a soft-latch switch that controls a mechanical relay

[Ross]

It's either PIC/AVR based, or uses a CMOS inverter. There are veros out there for the CMOS-based one, but they're a bit big.

[PStevenson]

it won't be either of those dude (unless they want to overspend on parts) it will just be a few transistors/passives and a relay.
I'm doing a vero for one now - I'm just getting the size down as much as possible

[PStevenson]

here you go http://www.paulinthelab.com/2013/04/soft-latch-true-bypass-relay-switch-for.html

[Ross]

Thanks a lot! I've been looking for something like this, especially because I don't use batteries in most of my builds.

[Roast]

is verified???
I need for my badmonkey

[PStevenson]

yes it's verified. I build all my layouts before posting them

[Roast]

How do I make to turn this on bad monkey?
It has a micro switch to turn on

[PStevenson]

that's something you'll have to work out for yourself. I don't have a bad monkey so I can't really give any advice on how to implement this in it but I imagine it would be the same as any other pedal

[peavey_xxl]

suggested relay chip?

[PStevenson]

I have suggested one on the blog post

[peavey_xxl]

Caught that after I posted that question last night.  Thanks again

[PStevenson]

no worries dude - hope you "enjoy" it

also you can find these types of relays in old TVs and 90's onwards hifi amps etc.

[peavey_xxl]

I found a few at work but they are 5v so I will order a few to try.