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I looked thru it all. Sorry, maybe I missed it but I didn't see any of those actively selling PCBs. The one that came closest is the Pathos but didn't see them for sale anywhere and it was like $300 for the set when he was selling 10 years ago Edit: Sorry, I double checked and I did miss that...

It would be nice to have, but I think it could be added later with a send/return insert point. From what I understand, on a pioneer, it's the Color knob set to the filter effect and turning it left is a lpf and right is a hpf. That might be nice to built as a separate effect.

Thanks Feral but none of that is really what I'm looking for. :)

I want to try to build simple version of something like a Pioneer DJM type mixer that has two or four stereo channels, cue mix out to headphones, and three knob eq. The only pre made pcbs I've seen the come anywhere close is the mfos mixer. Anything else out there that I'm missing...

I was having issues with the Tayda leaf type all time and I got tired of tring to guess if it was the socket. I just solder them all directly now and haven't had an issue since. I bought a batch of 100 from Tayda years ago so it could be something with specific batches. I have never had an issue...

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I think some light CMOS clipping with a bass cut will get you pretty close to that

I think all these mentioned have parallel delay lines. Sounds like you want an example of two in series for longer delay time.

Are they still rev7?

By "short out 2 diodes", do you mean something like this?

To add to that. I would get the machine pin sockets with the circular holes, not the leaf spring type.

Yes, the black rectangular eight-legged bug 😁

If you have another ic, I would cut the legs and desolder them one by one rather than trying to get the whole thing out at once

Anybody tried it on a brushed aluminum enclosure? I wonder if that's the sort of thing the w2 glue is for? And as far as curing, I'm curious if an iron with a cloth between would work. Anybody tried something like that?