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I’m so glad you did this. I’ve had this thought for a long time. I had some awk scripts and notes and lots of manual steps. I’ve worked on some large-scale projects built on nodejs. I’ll definitely clone this sometime and try it out, play around with it.

Check these out. They used to be for sale in the PPCB store, but it looks like Tayda has them as well. They snap right into the faceplate hole. https://www.taydaelectronics.com/3mm-led-lampshade-protector-clear.html

That is a nice looking build. I love those faceplates. I have built pedals just because there was a faceplate available for it. I don’t use my splitter that often, but it’s fun to pull out and get some parallel fx going.

Looks like a typo. opa1678

The direction I came from was “ooh, what’s this sip-8 IC for?” I saw when browsing the store. A quick forum search brought up another thread where you mentioned it. So I grabbed a couple and The Creamery board over the weekend sale. Thanks for the report, I’m looking forward to this one!

That looks really good in a 1590BB

This has been helpful for me. I used to drill a tiny pilot hole. But after I started drilling them large enough for the first step in my step bit to fit, I've had better results.

The closest thing I’ve seen on the forum is this: https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/mic-pre-fx-loop.24399/#post-309982

I feel that. ChatGPT can for sure save some time, but on more sophisticated problems it still requires a lot of effort and upfront work. Lots of refinement, breaking down tasks and subtasks. Deciding at what point to have it generate a summary intended to be pasted into a new session to reduce...

Mhm- two of ‘em.

I don’t have any to test with, but it looks like they probably wouldn’t fit.

I liked that this pcb is small enough to fit into a 1590A. I assumed I would just build it in a 1590B so I could fit top jacks. Then I came across the Gorva M45. Just a bit bigger. I would have preferred to save my pcb-mount stereo jacks, but that’s ok because it helped me finish the build...

I haven’t built it yet. I have an enclosure that was drilled with this template. I based the XLR hole size off a template for the MBP Sludgehammer. It’s a bit small for the Tayda XLR jack I have. I have a few more XLR jacks on the way, but I still might need to file it out. I might knock this...

First off, shout out to @keyth72 for all the awesome Funbox / GuitarML contributions to the DIY and open source communities. https://github.com/GuitarML/FunBox This is my first Funbox Planet series build. This is using a build I compiled, so I can make some tweaks before I hand it over to the...

The Nutty Fuzz became a fast favorite for me. It made it on my board shortly after building it. I don’t see it leaving soon.

I’ll have to check some of those out when I’m at my computer. I’m curious to see new designs for a 1590B daisyseed.

Thank you! And thanks for the link- I have it bookmarked now. I probably won’t try it soon, the black eye has made it on my board. But it’s good to know that it’s a simple mod.

I am loving the interface and the thought they put into it. Simple and intuitive while also being very flexible. I thought about getting a Minerva at some point. My wife asked what I want for my birthday and I told her a Trash Panda Quad. 🤞

The tldr; if you need a simple utility, build it! I just got an Oscillator Devices HydraX4 to expand my board. I love it. It’s a 4-ch loop switcher with reorderable loops, two programmable gain stages, one of which can be placed before or after any loop. And MIDI control. I use PC messages to...

I experienced this. I don’t have a scope, but I took a few passes at the calibration-by-ear process. I told my bass player I could recalibrate it if/when I get an oscilloscope, but he’s very happy with the way it sounds as-is. I love that layout.