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That's precisely how it works. I think the issue with putting it in tandem with the envelope is that the envelope filter tends to dominate making the procrastinator side less noticeable. A demo will need to wait. My basement flooded; I finished sopping everything up but boy am I exhausted.

I'll see what I can do. It is very touch sensitive; the procrastinator doesn't responds better to a soft pick attack where the envelope is the opposite. I could have planned this better.

1590DD with the center screw hole posts drilled out for space. The design is an image done on gimpshop and printed on adhesive vinyl which is clear coated.

Both? i take it this will not pass for a demo?

I regret to admit I am at a loss of ideas on what to do for combo builds. I do have one with a friend who agreed to paint the enclosure for me. I am also waiting for other pcbs to become available. So what to do in the meantime? Well I took two chalumeaus and ran them in parallel. One has a...

Dang that looks nice!

I don't notice anything between the volume of this video and your other videos.

I share Homer's problem.

F&%! That's one, nasty fuzz!

I think you know! I also wish I had your gift of being videogenic (is that a word, even?)

I totally did this before. What made this build a bit more difficult was adhering to customer requirements for layout and use of speed knobs throughout; my hands were tied there.

Thank you. The only reason it's shared here is because of the box of all eq inside of it. That and the GPCB stage 3 boost and the GPCB buff n' blend. Knob placement on this thing was agonizing. That said the gentleman who ordered this likes to compose and record music so this will definitely be...

It was originally going to have 9.

A quick demo I cut for the buyer. Pardon me saying it has a carved spruce back, I hate talking on camera.

Thank you! It's a blast to play!

Which is why I put a carved access panel on this. No way in hell am I fishing anything beyond standard volume and tone control through an f hole and pickup cavity.

Sounds like that project's gonna be more fun than a barrel o' monkeys. At least it will be in in an enclosure and not a high gloss instrument you're trying to avoid scratching.

I probably spent over 10 hours on the electronics. With a 50% balance riding on its completion, giving up wasn't an option. The customer is a really cool guy too.

I just finished a guitar for a customer in Florida. It was a fun build and it plays like a dream but boy were the electronics a pain! It was simple enough until it fubar and I had to pinpoint the issue which was not obvious. Everything is controlled by 8 knobs. They are, First row 1. Master...

If I knew for sure I would have snapped up a bunch of the moments spsts. Here's an image of the bottom of the switch which tells me nothing. All I know is that it is a momentary push button but it has 4 pcb pins.