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Way back when @MattG posted his original build of this, I asked for a PCB of it which he graciously sent to me. After getting all the parts, it went together very quickly which is awesome but I dilly dallied on the faceplate and getting an enclosure for it... thanks to life and work getting in...

Real cool! Do you just use/expose the copper layer to give you that second color on the faceplate?

I just ran across this course from Pedal Division, it's much more inline with what I believe the Wampler Course should have been. He even goes into SMD and layout templates, etc. it's also only $60.

The face disaster is fun with the multiple starved.

I really want to mash this up with a noise ensemble.

https://github.com/szukalski/pedal-figbuster

I built a ton of pedals but didn't box too many up. The few that really stood out were: 1. PPCB Tone Vendor 2. Chuck's Bass Klon 3. Mad Bean Charlatan 4. Lectric FX Altered State 5. Foxx Tone My box of shame sits at about 30 pcbs (aka unboxed, completed pedals)

This is really interesting. It sounds like there is a fair bit of simplification that can occur in Shallow Water. The only reason I could see running the BDD and CD4046 at 5v is because IC2, the pseudo-rng, is also running at 5v and the IC2 output of the random staircase is 0 to 5v and they...

It's definitely a basic course. I bought it and wasn't very impressed by it but didn't ask for my money back because I honestly want them to keep producing more content that democratizes the design process. I was hoping for more around best practices for laying out components (more than follow...

Nice! I've got a few pedals that have an LDR in them that you can interact with to mess with a parameter or two on the pedal and they're a ton of fun to mess with but I could never see them being used in a live setting. I'd probably replace or augment them with an LFO if I were to ever play...

I've used Warmoth necks on three guitars. They're an awesome choice for the money and you can customize it to your liking. I say go for it!

Here's a quick video I made. I'll make a better demo this weekend with the pedals tweaked a bit more.

1/ seems to be enough with the pedals I'm sending it to 2/ I believe so, I'll have to invert the signal in the final design or pick an inverting pedal In a final state i'd like to have a mixer that does phase inversion through a toggle. I'll probably just KiCAD one together if I think I can...

You should do it.

Here's what I did to tap each of the outputs of the filter: Pro Filter with Mods build report.

My current thought is... High pass: a simple comparator fuzz Band pass: TS or RAT style distortion Low pass: a darkglass or 3leaf style synthy-bass fuzz / clean blend

So, I love the idea of the Pro Filter but wanted to also send each filter to its own output to run multiple effects in parallel for each section of the filter so I could mix it back down later... As such, here it is in all its hacky glory. I added a 330nf cap off of the 3 pin of each filter...

I've built the Pro-Filter PCB and love it but want to additionally send each filter's output to a different mono output. I was going to tap each filter at pin 3 of the potentiometer and use a film capacitor (220n?) to output jack and then ground the jack to the dc jack. Should I worry about the...

Agreed, I figured it's relatively straightforward but I wanted to make sure I wasn't doing something absolutely stupid. The LEDs will be driven by the 5v regulator which should not be an issue. The power draw for 8 op amps is within spec too.

I've been messing around with the TAPFLO3D chip for running PT2399 delays and decided I really wanted to just build an old school 12 stage optical phaser that is a blend of the Compact Phasing A with a TAPFLO3D to drive the LEDs or bulbs (haven't decided yet) and running the op amps at +/-9v. To...