DIY DD-20 Delay tap tempo

All the parts were ordered from PedalPartsPlus.com. The switch is a DPDT Momentary Switch, while the input jack is a simple mono, and the enclosure is just the small one. It's all pretty easy to find. You can use about any wires that can carry a current. I used normal speaker wire from a home stereo. It's about $15 in total. After your iron heats up, you can have a tape tempo in a matter of minutes :)

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[gugaporta26]

do you think this will work with the Eventide TF

[dougbug87]

@gugaporta26 As far as I know it will, most delay pedals use "normally open" switches like this, but since I've never tried it I can't really speak for Eventide.

[userpipe]

@dougbug87 what do you mean 'normally open'? would this little buddy work on a boss gt-10 ? :)

[dougbug87]

@userpipe I know that it works for all the stomp boxes, but for a multi-effects unit I can't be sure. My guess is yes, but you'll have to seek a more professional opinion

[userpipe]

@dougbug87 ok im gna go for it, you bought a Econo DPDT X-Wing Switch, mono jack, enclosure, and some wire? yes? #thankyou!

[gugaporta26]

alright !!! well if it doesnt work is only 15 bux so !! i guess i can live with that :0 thanks for the quick response. :)

[threevan07]

nm i watched again and figure it out! cool idea, thanks!

[threevan07]

So you bought the enclosure, a jack for a 1/4 inch cable and that other thing in there? what is that called?