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whoa - can you tell us more about this slam switch!? love my magnetron delay, this sounds like a sweet mod. any chance you have a sound clip of that effect? nice looking build, that clucker's ready for action!

Ha, just figured this out. The hint was "my favorite TV prison warden"

Right - they have to stand up the enclosures to complete the drilling process. Well, I bet they'll still do a better job drilling that enclosure than me and my cordless drill. New measurements for the 90 degree turn is the plan! Just want to make sure that stomp switch hole doesn't run into any...

Whoa! That's amazing news! Thanks for asking Tayda, @PedalBuilder . I emailed the drill@ address, probably should've used the "contact us" form on their site. I got two follow-ups for you, but I may just have to email them if they didn't tell you in their response: Did they describe what...

Is that some A+++ toilet paper art!? Frame it!

This might not be the right answer - but you could use some spare caps in series or parallel to achieve a close equivalent to that missing 4.7 nF capacitor? Here's a slick calculator.

Ha! I think you're totally right! The excel spreadsheet lists other enclosures as options, BUT the website clearly says "125B ENCLOSURE CUSTOM DRILL SERVICE". Thanks for pointing that out. Now, time to suck it up and go buy a step drill bit. Any recommendations welcome.

Hey Folks - I was going to use Tayda's custom drill service for a Chaos Machine 1590XX enclosure. Before I submit my order, I'm wondering if anyone else has done this already, and wouldn't mind sharing their measurements. Here are mine using PedalPCB/Tayda's format: SIDE HOLE NUMBER HOLE DIA...

Slick work on those clipping eyes!

1) Fave(s): Seahorse (chorusish) Zapper (filter/distortion) Magnetron (delay) CDXL Reissue (autowah) 2) Tips/Tricks: Read lots of PedalPCB forum posts, and jump in with questions. Go slow, appreciate the mistakes Don't forget to keep making noise, and find a friend who'd like your extra pedals.

Sweet build, and I like the simple line art, too! How about your volume? Mine dips slightly when I use my pedal. @Chuck D. Bones suggested that to bump the volume up a little bit I can be use some 10k resistors at R27 & R31. It's on my to-do list, Would like to know what your results have been.

I just blew my multimeter (non-pedal project) - once I get it working, I'll test the Zapper and the Magnetron. This would be excellent data for the future wiki, for sure!

The Mike Hermans clip of the Keeley pedal has made me consider the PedalPCB's Double Tracker, for sure. @jjourard and @daeg , you think this is pretty close to the effects you get with your Double Trackers?

First attempt at a pedal demo!? Wow, nice work! This could be linked to the future PedalPCB wiki, I would think. ;)

@Nostradoomus 's comment about gates reverb/Phil Collins comment just sent me on a wild internet goose chase. This is exactly why I really like lurking around this forum, even when I don't have a specific pedal project. Never knew that distinctive 80s drum effect had a name. Here's a cool vid...

@Jbanks - Here's a little freehand artwork I was thinking about for a future klon. Feel free to pass along to your friend, if they're coming up dry for inspiration. ;)

Very simple suggestion (that you probs already tried out, but hey, worth chiming in?): I just built this, too. Have you tried noodling with the trimmers and flipping the toggle into UP and DOWN mode? Depending on how the trimmers are dialed in, and especially when the toggle switch is in DOWN...

Sweet! Also, I've already stumbled onto your etching explanation on your blog - fun to see you on this forum, too. The etching post is a very slick explanation, recommend it to anyone interested and wanting to learn a bit more. I'm looking forward to doing an etch for my next build. Thanks for...

Looks really good, Chuck! Gotta investigate this type of finishing. Just soldered up the vero boards for Chuck's mod. I'll post a build report soon.

These are all excellent tips! Keep 'em coming, folks. Really appreciate all your insights.