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You could do 1/8" jacks like eurorack. I've seen some folks use those for expression pedals

+1 on the color coded harbor freight SAE and Metric socket sets. I put heat shrink on the tips so I usually dont even have to use the ratchet or thumb wheel.

...or step up your game and do a stereo Tight Metal

I guess I don't understand why this instead of like anything else

A parametric eq with an expression pedal for the frequency will get you those synthy filter sweeps too.

Mine already has those knobs built in. The 535Q is super great. Parapedal is the one that Iommi uses. Ive always wanted to try it but never had the chance.

I've been eyeing this one for a while but haven't tried it yet. I think it's probably gonna be the closest PPCB board. https://www.pedalpcb.com/product/pcb052/

Very nice. I like the natural finish. I've been thinking about attempting a headless kit. Which kit did you use and how would you rate the difficulty?

Now that's what I'm talking about!

https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/your-best-and-worst-pedal-hot-takes-%F0%9F%94%A5.20752/post-261286

Some folks mod their EHX MicroSynth to add an expression pedal on the sweep.

Behringer put out a preview of their Moog clones last year. Not sure they will ever come out tho. https://synthanatomy.com/2023/03/behringer-bm-101-a-clone-of-the-moog-moogerfooger-mf-101-lowpass-filter.html

I don't want to get too political here, but I think that at the time it was clear to alot of people what the consequences of not raising interest rates would be. It's economics 101. The Fed is in control of the balancing act and Teflon Don publicly bullied/shamed/villified them/Powell to not...

Yes, same here please

I thought there was some reason speaker cables don't normally use a sheild and a separate parallel conductor is preferred. It escapes me at the moment...

After playing with it for a bit, I like it overall, but found a couple of things that could be better. Not deal killers, just slightly annoying. With passive pickups, it's sounds great but with my EMG actives there is a noticable amount of hiss type noise on the repaats. The modulation rate...

Got this for cheap and had to immediately do discovery.

I think it had to do with edge coupling capacitance and how tightly packed everything was in those "compact" enclosures. With modern manufacturing it may not be as much of an issue but back in the day it was a different game.

This was my understanding of the issue as well. The first chip they designed around became unavailable and everything else was not as good. They tried another chip for a couple of revisions and then landed on a slightly better chip but not as good as the first. I think it's all about the signal...

I can't recall where I got the notion from but I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that having lots of parts lined up in parallel was not ideal because of electric fields and whatnot and that's why when you look in a commercial pedal like Boss it's all fairly randomly organized in there.