BYOC

[62jaguar]

here's a noob question,
is the kit comes with all the electronic stuff?all we need to do is put it all together?in a scale of ten how would you rate the difficulty??
thanks for the input..

 

[imcorn]

u just need the necessary tools and how to solder and desolder (just in case).. then you're all done! 8)

 

[62jaguar]

how about those tiny capasitors, resistors..where to put em?is it all in the kit?

 

[hub37]

hi 62jaguar,

we are the dealer for BYOC, hope the below information help u

1) The kit comes with all the necessary stuff to build the pedal including
- enclosure
- jacks
- electronics components (resistors, transistors etc)
- pcb board
- wires for connection
- switch

2) U need quite some tools if u want to assemble them yourself, such as soldering tool, soldering iron, wire cutter, plier, de-soldering pump, wire stripper etc etc.

These can add up to some cost, so if u are only intending to do it once, u may as well let us assemble for u. If it's a hobby, then it's worth investing in the tools

3) The level of difficulty varies among individuals. Both myself and augus from TYMC are from engineering previously so it was quite ok for us.

The other part besides building the pedal, is painting the pedal. U will need painting or spraying tools to accomplish this.

We provide BYOC kits both unassembled and assembled with paint. We also do mods on BYOC pedals. Hope this will help u, thanks

rgds
CK

 

[62jaguar]

i've done some electrical work before and wnna try out some electronics..
this could be fun..and i've got a friend who studied electronics..he have done some electronic clock n other projects..

btw, hub37..u've got email...

 

[Black_Death]

i tink this shud be alrite for me..

cos i got a lil bit of experience..cos im contructing a AGV...somthing guided vehicle..

yea..gotta print the whole blardie circuit board on my own..place the surface mount components..thru holes..bla bla bla..and all those soldering stuff..

maebe..i might juz try it when i got the spare cash.