Pedal Builder Large Prototype Breadboard With Integrated Jacks, True Bypass, Power Supply and Components for Amplifier Circuit DIY Guitar Builders

This listing is for the breadboard, components to build your first circuit the LPB-1 power booster, power supply and schematics.  

As an avid electronics enthusiast along with being a guitar player, I have always loved tinkering with new sounds and making changes to pedal designs.  After a lot of fighting with messy work areas (if you work with electronics, you know exactly what I am talking about!) I thought there had to be a better way.  I made a few of these prototype breadboards with integrated input/output jacks, a 9V DC input as well as a bypass switch to help me clean up my workspace and designs.  Well, after a few modifications to my original design (which I still use by the way!) I decide if I like these, other pedal builders would like them too. 

I make these with my 3D printer and then use off the shelf parts to assemble them into a complete unit.  The 1/4" mono jacks on the back connect as the input from your guitar and output to your amp.  I put a true bypass toggle switch that allows you to either play through your test design or run a dry signal out.  The LED lights up when you are running through your pedal design, then turns off when you are in 'dry' bypass mode.  In the front there are 4- four pin connectors to tap into for the input, output, positive and negative that tie into your breadboard.  I include 10 jumper wires to get you started.  

Note: Color may vary.  Typically they are black but sometimes I do them in different colors depending on the amount of filament I have at the time I print them.  

I make two sizes of these, the large which is this listing which has 1660 connection holes, and the extra-large which has 2490 connection holes.  The extra-large give you a lot of real estate to make large pedal designs, or even make different 'building blocks' to mix and match.  The large is a little smaller and is plenty large for most designs.

Includes the breadboard and 10 jumper wires, power supply, and components to build a LPB-1 amplification circuit.  This is the foundational building block of most pedals and is easy to start with.  I also will include a schematic as well as pictures of the completed circuit making it easy to follow.   Once you start with this, you can do a ton of modifications like add distortion, add fuzz, add equalization, change the pass through frequencies..... the sky is the limit!