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Step 6 - Point to point wiring

Follow the provided diagram carefully. Be sure to cut appropriate wire lengths (not too long or short). Color coding your wires is

helpful, but not necessary. The color of the wire does not affect the circuit in any manner. Strip about 1/4-1/2 inch of the insulating

layer off each end of the wires so that the metal is exposed. This is necessary to correctly solder. When connecting wire to the

external components (i.e. jacks, switch, etc.) use "mechanical" connections before soldering. In other words, "wrap" the wire through

the loop and back around so that it is physically stable. Then, proceed in soldering, so that the electrical connection is properly made.

Be careful to wire the switch with the correct orientation. In the diagram, the prongs should direct horizontally.

Correct prong orientation:

Incorrect prong orientation:

Also, make sure that the switch rests in the case with the push-button side pointing out.

Step 7 - Placement Diagram

Shown in this picture is the spatial orientation of the fully assembled pedal, as seen from the bottom. The wires in the diagram have

been removed for clarity, but will obviously be present in the pedal by this step. A piece of electrical tape covering the soldered side of

the printed circuit board (PCB) will act as a good insulator against accidental grounding with the aluminum case. The PCB can be

placed as shown, or in any convenient way so as to allow the bottom lid to be securely fastened. Again, the electrical tape is good

practice here to prevent accidental touching of the solder joints to the enclosure. Otherwise you might get some nasty static noise

and/or "popping" when hooked up to an amp.

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