Nostradoomus
Well-known member
I mean he got this far using the machine, I’d expect nothing less.
This picture of the workspace certainly is
He either doesn't realize it's obvious or doesn't even try to hide it. The file name of the image is "ChatGPT-Image-Dec-28-2025-at-03_28_34-PM.webp"
About Us – Octaking Labs
octakinglabs.com
![]()
I'd be surprised if he's paying more than $60/unit for them. Granted, there's some other (minimal) overhead.he might go sell these pedals for 1/3 to recoup any losses,
Oh, I'm all over that.soon, it will chug
Nicely done.SchlocktaRing
Chinese name "Ng"
View attachment 119553
soon, it will chug
soon, it will chug
Hmmm. I have some parts speced for use on a submarine...
Not sure I have any 0nF caps through.
I wonder how you would approximate an out-of-phase sound in a circuit like this. Of course it won't be totally the same as having the pickups wired like that normally, since the idea is that you get two different pickup signals where one has the phase flipped and combine them, right? Is it basically just comb filtering?Heh, yeah! Can't wait for the mods on this board that approximate the promised specs!
Probably a two-stage phaser? Or you could split the signal and simulate a bridge and neck pickup with a band lass and low pass, respectively, then sum them out of phase. I imagine you could get similar results with a static two-stage phaser if you took the time to tune it.I wonder how you would approximate an out-of-phase sound in a circuit like this. Of course it won't be totally the same as having the pickups wired like that normally, since the idea is that you get two different pickup signals where one has the phase flipped and combine them, right? Is it basically just comb filtering?
I reckon an all-pass filter, or a couple in series, could potentially achieve something to that effect...Probably a two-stage phaser? Or you could split the signal and simulate a bridge and neck pickup with a band lass and low pass, respectively, then sum them out of phase. I imagine you could get similar results with a static two-stage phaser if you took the time to tune it.
or you can slap a capacitor on it and call it a day. don't forget to patent that shitProbably a two-stage phaser? Or you could split the signal and simulate a bridge and neck pickup with a band lass and low pass, respectively, then sum them out of phase. I imagine you could get similar results with a static two-stage phaser if you took the time to tune it.
That's why they're making the big bucks and I'm just a hobbyist!or you can slap a capacitor on it and call it a day. don't forget to patent that shit
Is this the prototype up for sale under the Machete Pedals section?Gotta read the fine print...
View attachment 119245
www.8bombcustom.com