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Looks great!

So So good Chris! The build, the cleanliness, the theme! Love it.

Did I say I love everything about this? Because I love everything about this! :love:

So so good!! Love it!

Thanks! Merely standing on the shoulders of the giants here who thought me a lot. I wish I had a better grasp of circuits, but at least I'm getting better at reading schematics. That's also why I like this hobby, you can come at it from various angles and meet around the finished product.

I was lucky to be gifted this board by our resident year-long-Santa @fig (and chief elf @Robert who provided the board with the soldered FV-1 and CH341A, many thanks sir!!!). So I decided to wrap it up in a nice package, using the matte orange sand texture from Tayda. The paint feels less grainy...

And I forgot to credit you as design consultant... :ROFLMAO:

Thanks! I tried to keep it simple with clean lines for this one. It even looks better after adding white washers to reduce the overhang of the outie ;)

Use a white washer inside (or even 2!), makes it way nicer. Great job on the build!

So good. You know how I feel about black on matte light blue! Fantastic work as usual. When I grow up I hope my wiring will be as clean as yours.

This is inside a 1590 BB2, so not the smallest pcbs. Those DOD names were bonkers, I stuck to a more traditional approach ;). Thanks bud! The only thing that bugs me is the EQ labels could be a hair lower, but I'm very pleased by the result ;)

So fresh and so clean!! And those pics. :love:

This is a clone of the DOD FX86b Death Metal Distortion on a board from my buddy Matt at Dirt Monger Instruments. It adds a knob for the Gain (where the OG was always dimmed), and a buffer to tame the noise when everything's maxed. I quickly tried it and found it well articulated, and was happy...

I find the square hole all the way to the end of the enclosure may not look the best, but works great to help remove the lid (especially on thick coated powdercoats...)

Exactly

I still run my old macbook, so it's a bit trickier to install the dev environment as my OS is not compatible with the latest version of Homebrew (and also I'm fairly new to this coding thing). I'm close to running it, but have still some kinks to iron out. There are a few floating algorithms for...

Yes please! We need some fresh algorithms!!

I was considering building a basic EQ module recently, but this is a great idea. Will get on the waitlist.

Great job! Was considering it, but you're kinda selling it to me now. And I get to use the jewel I bought years ago that didn't fit my amp.