Enclosures like Colorsound and Jen pedals?

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Where can I get boxes like these?
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Closest I've seen is the stuff at pedalenclosures.com. Anything closer?

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Post by HydrozeenElectronics »

I would love to find one two for the next pedal I build.

Anyone???

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I'd be keen! More so for the Jen style than Colorsound

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Post by dune2k »

Me too!
I sometime want to build a tonebender with a fitting enclosure...
The only ones I could find were these: http://www.hammondmfg.com/dwg16.htm

Maybe there's a way to get some manufactured in a smaller quantitiy (100 or so) via a group buy...

Does any of you guys have one of those original enclosures & is able to measure everything/make a CAD model? My dad works in a small factory building medical equipment/parts, maybe he could build some...
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Find out if he can, I know a guy with a Jen. :D

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Post by jb351 »

Speaking as a machinist, don't bother trying to have them made unless you have piles of money to burn or the equipment to do it all yourself.
Most shops charge in the neighborhood of $60-100+ per hour in addition to the cost of tooling and materials. You would have to start with a solid block of aluminum, machine the inside, the outside
and still have to make a coverplate for the bottom.

Find out where the foundry is where they are cast and see if you can get buy some "seconds", defects or raw castings. They would take a bit of rework but it would substantially cheaper.
Perhaps Colorsound may even have some they may sell. It never hurts to ask.

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