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Really?! I had no idea that was the case. I was thinking the limitation was the control set up.

That is the case, however there are exceptions where it is not true. Some Fv1 programs are designed to run on specific circuits that may have additional controls (like the eqd rainbow machine). The standard for FV1 is three control parameters for the effect plus a blend control and volume, so as...

Yeah, plus if you socket the eprom you can also switch it out to try other effects. There are a ton of different effects you can get for it. It is digital, but it can sound very good. It can also sound incredibly bad and digital. All come down to the platform and whoever programmed the effect...

Interesting, I hope mine don't turn amber. Though I doubt they will. I think I finished the earliest ones 4-5 years ago. I also did just a couple really light coats.

I’m not sure I understand the baking step. I’d check the pen’s manufacture instructions and see what they say for curing time. Baking paint is going to dry it too much, or possibly burn it, either of which will cause color change. Just be patient and let it dry the correct way. I suspect a day...

Unfortunately a Moogerfooger clone would never fit in a 125b. I’ve worked on a couple MF 102s (probably the simplest one as far as parts count) and even if it was all smd I don’t think it would even be close

I used to print mirrored images onto transparency paper. The spray the ink side with white spray paint, and glue it to the enclosure. Most of the time for good measure I would add a few coats of clear lacquer on top. Looks very nice when done correctly.

I don't count the Pitch Pirate as a DIY thing, but that is kind of splitting hairs. Doug over at Mid-Fi is a pretty creative dude, his stuff is really good and from what I can see it doesn't really look like he just clones other stuff. I have built a couple of his circuits and every time I do it...

Another noteworthy one is the 1776 Multiplex. Sounds fantastic but I think it’s been a while since they have been in stock.

The RunOffGroove stuff is all very good. I'm a big fan of the Tri-Vibe but there is a lot of other great stuff there as well.

There are several threads on the madbean forum that would suggest a 1590BB will not work, but I haven’t tried myself. I think tayda just started carrying those. I suspect if you wait they will get polished ones at some point.

This should work too https://lovemyswitches.com/1590bbs-enclosure-bare-aluminum/

Doesn’t tayda sell them now? The 125bb (two b’s not one) is pretty much the same thing too, so I bet it would fit in there too. It just a mm or two smaller I think.

I gutted mine and put a Rat into it a few years back. Not saying the DS1 is a lost cause, but I’ve never liked it much.

Uh, I think you might have missed a couple parts in there, that bird is 3/4 empty. ;)

As promised for your viewing pleasure. I swore I would never open this box (held together by tape because I lost the screws) again and well… I didn’t have to. As you can see my sloppy construction is on display for all to see in glorious blue transparent plastic. This is a Devi Ever Hyperion...

If they are loud I see nothing to be ashamed of ;) I think we've all seen gunshots of, sometimes pretty expensive, pedals that are no better. So keeping with the spirit of the thread I'll share mine once I can snap a pic of it.

I wouldn’t be intimidated, just know that they aren’t that fun to build. Everything is too cramped, but it’s all doable, and once it’s done they’re really good. Worth it in the long run, but the building ain’t the fun part.

So the thing about graphics… are they loud? Do they sound good? Yeah, then plug in and turn up! Graphics are cool, and labeling controls is even cooler, but unless you’re trying to make money then just plug them in and make some noise. There are some easier ways than waterslide to go...

That or the TS100, bought myself one last summer and it is awesome