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TUTORIAL Circuit Block - Booster - Super Hard On (SHO)Second Stage+ Clean Boost- BuddytheReow
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Resource 'So, You're Interested in Circuit Design, huh?'
Hey Folks, If you've stumbled upon the new resource thread you're either a bit too nosy on this site or you're genuinely interested in designing your own circuit. If you're the former then go back and look at one of @fig 's contests and make sure you guess the right word or number. If you're still here then you've come to the right place. Designing Your Own Circuit First of all, congrats! You're taking a big leap into a new world where the possibilities are nearly endless! Now let's talk...- BuddytheReow
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Resource 'Steggo Studios Tayda UV Printing Tutorial'
Here's the draft version of the Tayda UV Printing Tutorial I've put together. Please provide feedback and then I'll get a final version zipped up as a PDF. There's also a version on my blog - link will be at the end of the final part of the tutorial. Steggo Studios Tayda UV Printing Tutorial This guide is designed for individuals wanting to create enclosures using Tayda Electronics’ (https://www.taydaelectronics.com/) UV printing service using Adobe Illustrator. At this point, Illustrator...- Fingolfen
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Resource 'Graphic Assets for DIY Builders'
So many folks at the PedalPCB forum have graciously given their wisdom, experience, and kindness to me any time I've needed it. In my own way of giving back, I'm making a lot of my graphic design assets publicly available and free-to-use for non-commercial endeavors. My graphic assets are organized according to category on my GitHub repository. The main categories are listed below. Click on the thumbnail image for a larger preview. UV Printing Starter Templates In this category...- Brett
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Intro to Opamps and the Inverting Opamp Topology
The First Thing Your Guitar Signal Touches Can Affect The Whole Sound
