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You could print black on a gold enclosure. But, ya, monitors and print are never the same unless you have the monitor calibrated.

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Oh no. Thats my only legacy idea ‘round here 😂

Thanks everyone- you rock. I’m liking the OD3 over the BD2 I was going to recommend. I’m wondering if an ODR would be similar. Just built the ODR-S for a buddy, and it’s pretty nice. 3-piece loud 90s punk and hardcore-ish out of Austin.

I was thinking BD-2. Similar. Thanks.

I made him a BM/Kliche Boost dual pedal and now he’s looking for another pedal and here are his thoughts. If you have a recommendation, I’d love to hear it! “Hey dude! What if I said I need another pedal? I played a show last night using the one you made me and it rules! I had the boost on most...

From his description: “Taught by Brian Wampler of Wampler pedals, this is ideal for those with no experience, but a desire to learn how guitar pedals work!”

This pedal looks like it was designed by a kindergarten class during arts and crafts time, using whatever was left over from a glitter and glue explosion. The knobs are more mysterious than an unsolved murder case—who even knows what "Tighx" does? It's probably a secret setting that makes your...

You’re not alone.

My wife has a ‘Dirty Birds’ coffee cup and this isn’t the bottom 😂

Thanks man! I purchased the files here: https://creativemarket.com/RetroBlack/10282538-320-Western-Icons-and-Illustrations It’s a great collection of retro western and sci-fi stuff.

It seemed like a bulletproof way of doing his star ground.

That’s exactly what I use most of the time and I like it.

This sounds like very cool, clean, drive. It’s got the 3-band EQ and will get some nice overdrive as well. I built his original ODR-1 and this just sounds a lot better from what I remember. I used some nice 1N34As for the Ge’s. Might be one of my new fav overdrives and will have to build one for...

Thanks man. I totally agree.

The two middle ones are Switched stereo jacks turned into switched mono by removing the sleeve parts. It’s an FX loop/bypass setup. You can see the green wire connecting the two- it’s bypassed when they’re used so the signal goes out then back in.

Cover it with hot glue like a po-boy’s goop :)

One ground goes to one board, and one to the other. They could go anywhere really- one time I just attached them to the power jack neg.

Awesome- appreciate it!

If you need anyone to help test this…. Just sayin. ;)