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I agree- this is a great first build. I love the art and the colors. Drawing on pedals is awkward. I’m a southpaw too. I usually grab a raw enclosure to rest my palm on so it’s the same level as the surface of the enclosure I’m working on. It doesn’t make me a good artist 😆 but I screw up less.

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If you still want genuine, sbp has ‘em https://stompboxparts.com/semiconductors/1n34a-germanium-diode/

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Great execution. I’m a big fan of this one.

A digital pedal workflow based on the daisyseed/Funbox. I have the Funbox repository loaded in a Jetbrains IDE, and added an agents file. The planet effects are used as context, and new effects are added alongside them. I describe what I want, it generates C++ code, then I run a build action...

It uses its own set of chords.

Thank you!

Continuing the tangent- hopefully someone knows what I’m talking about. Maybe a few years back, I saw a video of a guitar demo dude that had his long hair all stuck straight up with product. Like the cylinder of a chef’s hat. But well over a foot above his head and bleached blonde. Freaking wild.

Same, first time I heard that explanation.

According to wikipedia, they say that the musical application of a vocoder is actually a voder, using only the decoding half. But voder sounds weird.

That to me is what makes up for having side jacks

Lots of great choices on that P2P

So with a vocoder your sending a signal through a bunch of band-pass filters. With the talkbox, the tube has a speaker at the bottom and the sound goes into your mouth. Then you capture the sound coming out of your mouth with a microphone. Your guitar signal goes through your mouth!

Sounds like fun to me- access to a sophisticated physical filter that’s connected directly to your brain. Pink Floyd Pigs is probably the first thing I’d try.

I got tired wrapping and unwrapping cables. I built 2 junction boxes, with one iso channel for an amp switch. I stuck one on the amp with dual lock. So when I go somewhere with the larger board, I have one thing I carry to connect the two.