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I work in marketing, and as a graphic designer have the ability to make really really pretty things. I’ve also fallen into product design things before and the last build of a small batch of things I sold were beautiful wee things that looked amazing and I was designing in quicker assembly...

Oh - ok :( seemed a good idea!

quick question that's possibly so obvious that I've missed something... Tayda's PPCB drill templates are all listed as "sold out" - why? when do they become available?

Compare the schematics and what is controlling the decay on the meatball … look at R17 on the Lumitron …

or B string if you're that way inclined

it's interesting - on a compressor you might want more bass in the signal, but less into the detection circuit so the thump of your E string doesn't over compress...

spb I saw they had reissued them as something similar - what’s wrong with the new ones?

I'm having issues finding real Lumberg DC jacks. The mini ones, Are any of the non-real ones ok or is it a crap shoot?

so in this situation they (not chase bliss) use it to digitally program a set of analogue audio circuits. So turned off it’s a load of components on a pcb with a load of gates, when it loads in the firmware an analogue circuit is created. Change the firmware and a different circuit is created.

I'm still waiting for the Quake Fuzz @Robert is working on (maybe called something else, but that's what iD did after Doom2 isn't it?) :D (stupid name suggestion No. 23)

does one of us have to go add a load of chase bliss pedals on the wish list now? - I'm sure would be fun and super easy to trace/build :eek: on that note, I was having a chat with my brother who works in the erm live music hardware sector... and he was convinced chase bliss are using FPGA in...

Was it good?

What’s the deal with C29?

also share photos of your boards - might be one of our eagle eyes might spot something. Mine works and is the closest to an helix amp sim in solid state I've heard - big fat complex tone. Then I rebought a HX stomp and retired it

You can test if it's the power supply by measuring the voltage on +15 and -15 coming off the breakout boards. It might be the first time someone points out a positive about Aion's breakout boards, but testing this one is one of them!

have you tried it with a basic setup? guitar-pedal-amp - and then the power to the pedal not connected to anything else? does changing your guitar pickup selection and volume/tone change the noise? It's possible the high input impedance is making something audible that's being filtered out...

along with the Doom2? :D

Thanks for this thread - found it after thinking about buffers