PedalPCB Pharmacist Overdrive

[fig]

This is one FAB pedal!

I cannot begin to thank @SYLV9ST9R enough for making my vision COME TOGETHER. The pictures offer no justice for a gorgeous UV print. The gradient schematic of the pedal makes a beautiful backdrop. Hey, that guy looks familiar.....
I used pin headers to connect the foot switch boards to the main pcb. [ extra zen ]

This pedal absolutely delivers the goods, with tons of headroom on tap and trimmable ranges for boost, bass, and trebles. The breakup is smooth and stretched.

If clean to mean is in your wheelhouse, then you should probably build this.

 

[Robert]

Best looking pedal ever.

 

[benny_profane]

Best looking pedal ever.

Who’s this guy?!

 

[fig]

Best looking pedal ever.

Thanks! Welcome to the forum

 

[spi]

Nice pile of knobs too

 

[peccary]

This looks awesome, well done!

@SYLV9ST9R also created some Pharmacist art for me that I haven't gotten made yet. I gotta get to that one.

 

[Harry Klippton]

Something about those round caps does it for me

 

[almondcity]

super cool

 

[Dan0h]

Whoa. This is a work of art!

 

[Bio77]

Stellar build!

 

[JamieJ]

@PedalPCB - this work of art needs to be framed in your workshop!

 

[cooder]

Flippin awesome and those bulbous perfectly aligned Tantalum caps have a slightly boobish touch to them. Even the light reflections on them make you see things...


Now where was I, what was I gonna say....

 

[Mentaltossflycoon]

Hey fig, what kind of organizer do you use for your spare knobs? Wait. Never mind. I'm choosing to assume you have a Scrooge Mcduck style knob vault and these pics were taken during an afternoon swim.

 

[jeffwhitfield]

Beautiful job both inside and out.

 

[giovanni]

I almost bought one when it came out, I’m gonna have to build one instead!

 

[SYLV9ST9R]

Glad to have helped you bring this beautiful build to life, and I love the multicolor knobs.
And as I told you, bonus points for the color coordinated DC jack (+ you know, the general hotness of the guts!).

And for those who missed it earlier, here are the rejected doctors...

 

[music6000]

This is one FAB pedal!

I cannot begin to thank @SYLV9ST9R enough for making my vision COME TOGETHER. The pictures offer no justice for a gorgeous UV print. The gradient schematic of the pedal makes a beautiful backdrop. Hey, that guy looks familiar.....
I used pin headers to connect the foot switch boards to the main pcb. [ extra zen ]

This pedal absolutely delivers the goods, with tons of headroom on tap and trimmable ranges for boost, bass, and trebles. The breakup is smooth and stretched.

If clean to mean is in your wheelhouse, then you should probably build this.

Your starting to get a Handle on this DIY Pedal Building!!!!

 

[Flashheart]

This is one FAB pedal!

I cannot begin to thank @SYLV9ST9R enough for making my vision COME TOGETHER. The pictures offer no justice for a gorgeous UV print. The gradient schematic of the pedal makes a beautiful backdrop. Hey, that guy looks familiar.....
I used pin headers to connect the foot switch boards to the main pcb. [ extra zen ]

This pedal absolutely delivers the goods, with tons of headroom on tap and trimmable ranges for boost, bass, and trebles. The breakup is smooth and stretched.

If clean to mean is in your wheelhouse, then you should probably build this.

How cool is that. That looks incredible!!!!!

 

[zgrav]

Flippin awesome and those bulbous perfectly aligned Tantalum caps have a slightly boobish touch to them. Even the light reflections on them make you see things...


Now where was I, what was I gonna say....

I was thinking that little faces could be drawn on all of those balloon-shaped tantalum caps.

 

[DAJE]

Great work there, @fig. Good idea with the pin headers.

I just received (two hours ago) a bag of SMD 5457s and J201s. That means I can put together my Pharmacist over the Easter long weekend. Going to put the 5457s on adaptor boards so I can socket them. Might socket the 2222s as well.

EDIT: All four MMBF5457s (and three MMBFJ201s) soldered to adaptor boards. All fully tested and working as they should. Yay!