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Thanks for the kind words. I can’t do it justice in these shots.

Had fun with this one! Tried some new olive drab paint which turned out quite nice I wanted to do gold accents for this, and had a couple of leftover switch caps that were silver. I moved the enclosure what I thought was far enough away, but a stiff breeze had other thoughts. Turned out pretty...

These don’t touch each other, amazingly. The knobs only turn when you push the knobs down first. The top part is spring loaded. These are also very tall.

Looking good! I’ve been struggling with knob choice on mine. Do you think these are too big? Lol

The pedal is hammertone, but sprayed too thick. A happy accident! The stencil paint is model lacquer. I think this one is plum crazy pearl. The paint is discontinued so lots of hobby stores are blowing it out for a dollar or two.

I used some vinyl and cut the words on the cricut to make the stencil

I ended up painting this, and then putting some graphics on it

Would love to get the drill template for the dual effects loop switch. thanks

Is there a drill template coming for this one?

Perfect! Thanks so much!!!

Is it these ones? https://www.taydaelectronics.com/hardware/6-35mm-1-4-plugs-jacks/6-35-mm-1-4-righ-angle-stereo-female-connector-thread-lock-panel-mount.html

I’m having trouble finding suitable jacks for the dual effects loop switch, and for the power I/O module. Would anyone happen to have a link? I can find similar jacks that match the foot print, but not with the right washers. Thanks,

Thanks so much! I will experiment and post my findings

I like the drive character of the chop shop, but it’s too bright for my rig. Looking at the schematic, the input cap is 0.01, which is a lot of treble, does anyone have a suggestion as to what to change this to? Also, am I barking up the wrong tree? Would I be better off changing one of the...

Thank you!

I’ve come to drill my enclosure, and saw there were a few different drill template revisions. I followed the directions, but I don’t have a pcb number on either side of the board. Any clue what template I should use? Thank you,

I don’t think any of the parts are particularly valuable. Other than maybe the battery door!

Unless it’s an expensive one, most volume pedals are just a potentiometer. It depends on what brand of volume pedal you bought. Some might be more difficult to re-use than others.

That’s insulating the legs from touching each other and shorting out. It’s just wire insulation, with the wire stripped out, slipped over the transistor legs

Super easy build. I think I finished populating, soldering, drilling and wiring in under two hours. After a couple of beers! I built one of these on vero board 10 years ago and loved it. Didn’t have any 125b cases so I put in a 1590b. I was bummed about this, as I’m trying to have all my...