When the 125b eventually is released will there be complete DIY kits available?
Because that would be amazing.
Also a MIDI option would be amazing.
Stereo audio and Expression pedal input would be amazing. Also a small display like in My Daisy Guitar Pedal Designs on GitHub would be nice for dialling in specific settings.
Just putting this out there again to the ES team, or anyone else in the ‘k n o w’ : is the 125b submodule ever going to see the light of day? I think we’re all anxious to get our hands on those precious little things.
Updates? Timeline? Anything? 
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I see code updates related to it in the Oopsy GitHub, even recent ones, so I’d assume it exists.
But where?
The Petal 125B project has been shelved for the time being. However, we are currently developing a new Daisy effects pedal solution that will hopefully be out this spring!
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That is a bummer, but thanks for the update!
Yes, that is unfortunate. I don’t really have the resources to put together one of the sweet pedals @keyth72 has going and was looking forward to the petal125b.
BUT if Electro-Smith is re-engineering the concept to include Stereo and MIDI I/O then I’m psyched.
Any updates?
I’d recommend the Cleveland Music Hothouse. An easy kit, works great.
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Cheers for that, @tele_player
As an aside, the Hothouse now ships as a fully-stereo pedal capable of mono-to-mono , mono-to-stereo , or stereo-to-stereo effects, depending on how you program it. The new version features improved input and output impedance, as well as further-extended frequency range (for synths, drum machines, bass guitars, etc.). Also, the internal layout now has only two ribbon cables, neither of which is “flying” over the Daisy Seed.
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Details on extended frequency range?
Inputs have an impedance of ~1M, and frequency range below 20Hz up through 21.92kHz. Schematic here if you’re interested. Basically, the Funbox’s approach but with increased input impedance and tweaked coupling caps.
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Is that seperate stereo inputs or stereo on TRS?
