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Are you trying to completely get rid of the radio interference or are you trying to get something OTHER than country?

Oooo.... I swapped out the 4148 diodes for these D18s (305mv) and it sounds super creamy...

Keep us in the loop on this. I like this idea...

Surprisingly, I have yet to get any RF interference in any of my spider wired pedals. I think the enclosure protects most of it. Mysterious cold solder issues... that's the real devil. Knots seem a bit too far to take things. Even for me...

Well I certainly can't show off my guitar playing... I'm compensating...

I see what you did there too...

That's pretty fun sounding... I like what you did there. For my next build I think I'll omit any component with a odd numbered value...

I found my new clipping diode!!!

The unconnected bit is for buffered bypass I thought. Or are you referring to something else?

I took Fig and Gordo's comments of "now you're just showing off" as a challenge... I had a spare Informant all ready to go but without a home, and a brand new spool of bus wire...so.... Here we are at about 99% complete... where I notice the omission of 4 10k resistors.... You know... those...

Then I guess I shouldn't mention that I was blindfolded...

DC Jack connection order... I don't really do it in a particular order. or if I do, I'm not aware that I do... Size of wires: I assume you mean length... art > science. basically, at this point I kind of estimate it based upon experience. That said, I get one or two segments wrong on the first...

Nope. you can use tantalums or electros as long as they are oriented correctly and have the right value. and i've built all of my pedals using electros where specified. (lots of pedals)

Sexy build! and damn fine soldering on those tube daughter boards... (i guess practice makes perfect...)

I've never done what you are suggesting, but the 2.2k resistor + 10k trim seems like a very rational choice.

I'm just not showing the OTHER one I built just before this... not quite as nice inside...

Thanks. It definitely takes a lot of practice and patience and funky ad-hoc tools. This is my first time using 22GA bus wire from Amplified Parts. It was all crimpy looking on the spool and seemed kinda wimpy at first, but after rolling it flat it is just a bit easier to work with than the...

I obviously can't get enough of the MadBean EgoDeath... I think this is the 6th one I've built. I really like the sounds you can get out of this OCD-ish circuit. The ultra-ancient D2G diodes really work in here. these have forward voltage around 250mv. The notoriously annoying layout of the...