momentary on/off thing?



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momentary on/off thing?

Postby darryl2113 » Fri Sep 04, 2009 3:29 am

Can anyone help me with a momentary on/off switch to use for a talk back. Devi made a pedal one time that was called a"manual tremolo", basically a momentary on/off switch that cut off the signal when you pressed on it and completed the circuit again when you let off. I would like to build something that did the opposite( completed the circuit when you pressed it down).
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Re: momentary on/off thing?

Postby smile_man » Fri Sep 04, 2009 7:59 am

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Re: momentary on/off thing?

Postby Humandrivein » Thu Sep 10, 2009 3:23 pm

I just built one of these in the killswitch version for a friend. then when i tried to make a second for me i drilled to close to the other output jack to fit two so now its going to become a tap tempo. atleast i got one right fitting two jacks and a momentary switch into a little hammond tap tempo enclosure.
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