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11-21-2018, 04:00 PM
Hi Vostre
The thing that catches my eye is the power switch right beside the input jack. These are normally as far apart as possible. One solution is to put the switch on the rear panel.
On the rear panel, I would swap the Send and Return s the signal flow on the rear is from right to left.
Power flow is opposite to signal flow, so the mains input should be on the other end, too, which really begs for the OT and PT to swap chassis ends, along with the PSU remaining under the PT. Overall, I would do this:
On the front, Input to left end as is with the selector switch above it.
OD channel below Clean channel.
To the right of this, PA stuff below Lead channel
PA stuff could include the mains switch as far right as possible
On the rear, Mains moved to opposite end
FX send/return swapped
foot switch jack on rear panel
External fuses? What are these for?
PSU has the mains fuses onboard. It is useful to add an OT fuse that is a fast-blow (mains are slow-blow), but none of these should be externally accessible.
The channel LEDs can do double duty as a power indicator, since one or another channel will always be selected. However, if you add now or later additional fusing for isolating the PSU or various circuits, a discrete power LED could be useful. Personally, I like to have a power LED right beside the mains switch as it is intuitive and expected.
You are obviously very good with autocad
The thing that catches my eye is the power switch right beside the input jack. These are normally as far apart as possible. One solution is to put the switch on the rear panel.
On the rear panel, I would swap the Send and Return s the signal flow on the rear is from right to left.
Power flow is opposite to signal flow, so the mains input should be on the other end, too, which really begs for the OT and PT to swap chassis ends, along with the PSU remaining under the PT. Overall, I would do this:
On the front, Input to left end as is with the selector switch above it.
OD channel below Clean channel.
To the right of this, PA stuff below Lead channel
PA stuff could include the mains switch as far right as possible
On the rear, Mains moved to opposite end
FX send/return swapped
foot switch jack on rear panel
External fuses? What are these for?
PSU has the mains fuses onboard. It is useful to add an OT fuse that is a fast-blow (mains are slow-blow), but none of these should be externally accessible.
The channel LEDs can do double duty as a power indicator, since one or another channel will always be selected. However, if you add now or later additional fusing for isolating the PSU or various circuits, a discrete power LED could be useful. Personally, I like to have a power LED right beside the mains switch as it is intuitive and expected.
You are obviously very good with autocad
