The main components of the stomp box are the BeagleBoard and an Arduino. A breadboard was attached to a plastic plate to accomodate the Arduino and its associated connections.
The BeagleBoard, breadboard, and Arduino.
The Arduino connects to the BeagleBoard via USB.
The BeagleBoard communicates with the computer via LAN. The guitar and headphones/speaker connect through the Guitar Link USB adapter.
Audio input/output via 1/4" jacks and USB. Computer connection via LAN.
The physical user interface (UI) elements of the stomop box will be two knobs (volume and tone), one button (toggle effect on/off), and an accelerometer (trigger effect). Here we see the knobs and buttons after soldering.
Here are a few shots during the build process. The UI elements (knobs, button, and accelerometer) are being installed.
The breadboard during the build process.
The accelerometer (shown in hand) will be used to trigger the wah-wah effect.
The functional stomp box prototype, with clear plastic enclosure.
Top view of the stomp box.
Isometric view of the stomp box.