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Sweet! Is that a 12AX7 you have in there? Thanks for sharing your unicab build notes and photos, I have a board on the way.

That looks like an awesome effect palette. Feel free to share a rectangular photo of the whole set, a little closer up. Something that would make reddit.com/r/guitarpedals proud like random example: Thanks for sharing. :)

Great artwork application! Looks like this is ready for your next worship performance. But you have to put on your New Jersey Devils jersey and then play the video game "Satan's Hollow" afterwards. :LOL::);)

The metal knobs are complementary to your metal engraving, and the blue and green illumination really puts it top shelf. Also Ren and Stimpy! OUTSTANDING.

Awesome pedals, artwork and macro photography :)

DMM = digital multimeter

Outstanding professional build quality. You should sell these on Reverb. Well done.

Looks awesome, what do the bank buttons do? Thanks for sharing, pretty amazing pedal, you can definitely explore effects with that. :)

Outstanding artwork, very clean build, well done.

I have an Octagon coming in the mail. Did you solder the SMD chip yourself or did it come already on? If you soldered it, did you do it manually or by a toaster oven (and what temp. profile)? If you take high res photos (with good light) of front and back, I can look at, as a second pair of...

Outstanding craftsmanship, thanks for sharing. Your enclosure looks inspired and inspirational, very professional. Please post a sound sample if you have time! :)

That looks top quality, well done. You could sell it on Reverb for $$.

I am keen on this pedal, and also have the board coming in the mail [thanks Mr. Bugg!]. Let us know how it goes and feel free to share a recording. 8) I noticed this had fairly eclectic transistors specified, 2SC732 and 2SC2603. What did you end up using? I am planning to use BC549 and...

By my reckoning you are on the right track. This is a common requirement to translate between 3.3 Volt devices and 5 Volt devices. I think this little helper board would do the trick: https://www.sparkfun.com/products/12009 Alternately you could design with a microntroller that has a 3.3 volt...

I understand 1/4 W to 1/2 W resistors are satisfactory for guitar pedals, generally speaking. In general terms, you will want film capacitors for signal path (if possible), and electrolytic for large power supply capacitors (e.g., 10uF+). There are some forum discussions and articles on this...

Build docs are outstanding, keep up the good work.