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Nice job! They look great. I'm curious about the Beholder---all the demos I've heard sound gnarly (which isn't bad), but can you tame it and get a more conventional reverb out of it too (ie, dial out the fuzz if you want)?

Ooo thanks. I had just been reading about this one. Will have to watch some videos

Always love a pedal with switchable knob settings when there's room, so kudos on that @jcpst! Not sure if I'll end up keeping mine or salvaging the brick for something else yet. Are there any good dirty reverb alternatives?

Yeah, I don't expect anything DBA to be high fidelity or normal, just fun and weird. This fits that bill. I only have a medium Belton brick at the moment (so expensive to get one to/in Canada right now) and have been playing with the quad op amp, but it seems to work as it should and will be...

Nice job! I've definitely been halfway through a build before realizing I had measured things wrong and nothing would fit. Ha Just testing my own build of this circuit and had to troubleshoot no power to the brick (got it sorted). Still deciding if it's ready to box up, as I'm not sure I like...

I've just started helping my friend source the parts, as the parts kit was pretty expensive to order from them. Pretty straightforward so far, but not sure what his plans are to "finish" it just yet

I don't see a downside, so why not?

Oh great! So it worked well for you then? I'll have to see if that's an option when I go to place my next order

Selling the Bass Station 2 as we speak! Honestly, I almost always just use my Synthstrom Deluge (not-pictured, as it lives on my desk)

A few things coming/going and more off screen, but it helps with storage

I did get the guitar hangers from a music store. Ha. You should see the synth wall ;)

Mine started crawling up the wall

Nice! I only heard about Moonn because of their sale a few months ago and am still waiting on my order. Can't remember if I got one of these, but sounds gnarly. Nice job troubleshooting too!

You definitely need a power supply that is center-negative, like most other pedals. 9-12v should be fine

100000%. I leave mine almost exclusively set to a simple echo with a tiny touch of modulation, but sometimes let the zaniness out (I also added some mods for more foot control over crazy stuff, like runaway repeats)

Looks great! This is one of my favourites. Pretty much always on for me

I've read many threads trying to understand Vref before and this is the first time it has somewhat clicked, so thanks for that!

Just ordered the boards!

Been thinking about building both of these. Yours look beautiful!

Good luck and enjoy the trip!