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Mark Hammer modded one here: https://www.diystompboxes.com/smfforum/index.php?topic=118149.0 Looks like a simple tone stack cap change and clipper change. Probably don't need much to make it the way you want it.

Ah yes. How heathenly of me! Also, make sure to chew on some cyanoacrylate as an appetizer. Pairs well with the acetone aperitif.

Please don't lick the spray paint. This has been a safety warning from pbrommer.

Okay, so the lighting isn't great and it's been super crazy around here: baseball and softball seasons The purple is dark due to many layers of purple. The green is a nice green. The blue is my favorite, but it's been nicked up from moving (one house move and multiple storage space in said...

I love to use Duplicolor Metalcast Anodize sprays that are translucent. The colors are awesome, especially over a nicely wet sanded aluminum enclosure. One I just did was the Rust-Oleum Imaginations(?) color shift metal flake. One of the best results painting I've ever done. Black semi-gloss...

Sorry I missed that you quit on it - hard to read at a sunny track meet. Weird situation with it.

Is there a bridge rectifier (4 diodes) that convert AC to DC? Maybe that went bad. Or is there a polarity protection diode or resistor that might drop the voltage a bit? Just a thought for another place to check as well if the electrolytics don't solve it

That enclosure color is awesome

I stole it off the input of a series/parallel input for a Marshall Plexi clone. Only thing is it oscillates if you have the series/parallel on and the TS switched on. I'll draw it up - have to open it to remember.

I'll throw in the Way Huge CamelToe combo I built: TS --> Red Llama. Mine has diode selectors and a "working" series/parallel switch.

Well, one is just a regular household platypus. The other is AGENT P! PS: I'm not saying Perry got laser engraved into the automotive colorcast purple 1590B Purple Platypus project I made, but if he showed up there, 🤔

Would also be hilarious if it was a platypus.

From what I've gathered, StewMac has good quality parts but usually a tad on the pricy side.