steelroller45236
New Member
Hi All,
I have a project that is driving me crazy.... I'm sure it is simple but I am a newbie to this all....
Ok, It is basically a momentary switch that triggers channel switching on a guitar amp. I have a 9v supply available at my pedalboard for powering effects processors which could be used to drive this project.
So, we have a momentary contact switch that needs to light (and keep on or off depending on status....I would actually like to use a dual color LED (green/red) to show channel status if possible. A push on/push off switch will not work because you have to hit it twice to toogle the amp then.
I would imagine it to be some type of latching IC ... is that correct? Is there a simple circuit you can recommend?
But again, I am VERY newbie.... so handholding or oversimplification is a good thing in my case... I can follow a schematic fairly well though... unless it becomes super difficult...
Is this enough info to go on??? Thanks
steelroller45236
I have a project that is driving me crazy.... I'm sure it is simple but I am a newbie to this all....
Ok, It is basically a momentary switch that triggers channel switching on a guitar amp. I have a 9v supply available at my pedalboard for powering effects processors which could be used to drive this project.
So, we have a momentary contact switch that needs to light (and keep on or off depending on status....I would actually like to use a dual color LED (green/red) to show channel status if possible. A push on/push off switch will not work because you have to hit it twice to toogle the amp then.
I would imagine it to be some type of latching IC ... is that correct? Is there a simple circuit you can recommend?
But again, I am VERY newbie.... so handholding or oversimplification is a good thing in my case... I can follow a schematic fairly well though... unless it becomes super difficult...
Is this enough info to go on??? Thanks
steelroller45236