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What gauge is the solid wire you use? 26AWG?

Good stuck. No ticking? I have to box mine up and can't be bothered to use shielded wire. I have it, I'm just lazy. But ticking pedals bother me

I do the same until I can't tell the tolerance band from the other one. After a while they all look brown to me. I need glasses

Now with wooden sides!

Where do you get the tolex bag for the spring pan? Mine came without it. I built my Surfybear kit in an old school toolbox:

I think the main reason for Surfy Industries to have a custom tank was the excessively long decay in modern tanks, which makes the reverb wash out. Both my Accutronics and the MOD tank I sold crash easily but It's not an issue for me cause I have foam dampening the springs but maybe their custom...

That is so bad haha

What doesn't he complain about? :) I'm sure he's right but jeez it gets tiring when every single piece of gear made after 1979 is somehow inferior to the good ole days... I can't believe we have had vehicles bouncing around on Mars and we can restore hearing to deaf people but somehow we...

WHATEVER dude, I have like 4 DC7s under my Pedaltrain Nano, 100mA ain't nuthin'.

Fairfield Circuitry cheese and exist lawsoot incoming

Good to know since I don't want to buy products from that company. I'm quite happy with my 2020 Accutronics slightly muted by a block of foam. It has the drip, the brightness and the short decay I like.

Better Call Fender

I have an Accutronics and it's very bright. I put foam on the springs, just touching lightly, to cut down on the sustain without killing the tone. It's close to an old Gibbs now I had a MOD tank that was too dark. Sold it. Have you tried the Surfy tank? It's supposed to be close to a vintage...

That mug's handle's gotta be caked in lead and flux by now!

I'm not Robert but the flathead tips make all the difference for me and I will not solder with conical tips. 3.2 mm is too large for PCBs, I use 2mm or less IIRC. I also have a large one that is at least 4mm wide to solder ground wires to the back of pots or for turrets. I can also work with a...

It drips! I bet Brian at 60 Cycle Hum would love it. I'm not him and I don't really like him but he does a great service to the drip community. I know it probably has been mentioned here already but does your board take the same type of spring pan as the Surfybear?

Mine is not subtle. And the vibrato is great, just not slow enough IMO. Maybe you're comparing it to a Small Clone?

I'm trying to make switching easier

And here I am, thinking of modding my Strat for a 3-position super switch so I can have just 3 unusual pickup combinations so it doesn't sound like a Strat. I don't know how Steve makes it work on stage.