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You're killin' me..... :LOL::ROFLMAO:

And I thought I had enough drive pedals for awhile... nope...

Too right...

Nah nah; great job on the shematic and circuit tweaking Sir @Chuck D. Bones !

Well I think we all win then... While I originally thought my build report might be in January 2024 or 2025 it turns out somewhere in the golden middle... Here's the "Phases of the Moon", sounds and works excellent and the footswitch juuuust fitted in there, geeeez it's a bit tight, she said...

Any gutshots?

Turned out excellent! Great stuff!

Made a six knob version as well for a friend with option anxiety... presence is an internal trimmer now on this. Still plenty of sounds in there, I found the presence knob the easiest one to go for inside trimmer.

Cheers @jjjimi84 ! The cap belongs usually on the other side of relay board but it needed in this case be on the underside as the main board would not have fitted. So not a late addition, just making space.

Just finally rehoused my Madbean Stagefright Phaser (version of Maestro Phaser), sounds very cool and very vocal! Great phasing phun! If you can get hold of a board highly recommended. Glad to have it going again...

Great builds. And what's the soundz, can you tell a difference?

This thing is super cool, lotsa different sounds in there, I'm digging it big time! Thanks so much Sir @Chuck D. Bones another killa design! I used a IT308 with very low leakage of 2uA. Photo fest:

So would you actually reckon it makes an audible difference in a typical guitar rack setup?

Excellent! There's a bit of extra space inside the enclosure by the looks... haha... Looks indeed like a tank! I love my chuckified HooF! Thanks for all the great designs and panel beating things into shape!

Great build. I'm a bit puzzled by the schematic of this design. Apart from a shitload of buffering going on there, what's the point of C20/21/22 in series at the output? Wouldn't one big value film cap be just fine with no audible difference or what? Maybe even sounding better than two...

1929 Austin on the main street Takaka NZ today; tiny car. Some mountain bike tires are fatter than those wheels...

And that's quite some bread boarding there I gotta say....!

Sweet stuff indeed... now for the stomp LFO idea.... yum

Cool as, I didn't even know this exists! Will have to cheek it out. How do you like the soundzzzz?

Top notch, dude!