here is a detail of the curved traces , there is a lot more space
between the tracks vs 45 and 90 degree routing.
it also is one of those a matter of prefrance things .
but to have a 250v trace next to a 6v trace sometimes
creates buzz.
atleast for me it did , i don't have a electrical degree .
so this one was just what worked.
whats cool is the signal path is almost shorter in every way vs.
the point to point version.
ive done this board about 10 times and made 10 prototypes.
this one works the best at this point.
the prototype above is home silkscreened and home etched.
as far as stereo operation , i left a stereo connect pad to
hook up two .
i was trying to figure out how to make a power supply and find a
x-former that would work for stereo version.
i know ADL or someone like that uses one xfrmer for stereo.
(perhaps an all in one stereo board will be next.)
i also have a version of this wich has all the boards seperated ,
the main board being 2.5 inches x 6 inches
then the power board and the metering board ,
i decided to do the first release as an all in one board ,
it helps lose 8 or so wires going off the board .
mainly all the wires are just for the switches/pots and x former.
i wanted to replace the stereo adjust and limiter resposnse
with fixed resistors , but im very unclear how to do that.
i know cj was talking about that .
since their set and forget for single compressor aplications.
it would lose 6 more wires and save 16-20 bucks on PEC pots.
