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We’re all our own harshest critics, but dang that looks great to me.

Looks like there are some 3D print designs that clone the ol “better setter” knob alignment tool - https://www.printables.com/model/1118551-guitar-pedal-knob-positioner.

Hey, nice build! I missed the original report for this board, so thanks for keeping the discussion going. The way the magic beans 🫘 are posed makes them look like they just finished a musical number and are taking their curtain call. And the whole thing looks like it should come with a lead...

Love that art! And a nice tidy build too. I've got a broken one of these on my bench and was really shocked at how useful and fun it is. Was expecting something neat but impossible to use, but it's really quite user friendly IME.

The trash can builds are all looking really nice. And the reused boss switch is the perfect dumpster dive’d bow on top of it all. Totally agreed that this one is a no brainer. Mine just sounds right and doesn’t need any tweaking.

Damn, now I need to build another klon for bass. Nice build and write-up! Not sure if this will work for you but I’ve had a couple 1590B builds that wouldn’t close and found a couple minutes’ work with a big file was all it needed. I’ll just take a chunk of the “lip” of the lid off around the...

Really enjoying the weeble saga! This one sounds noticeably smoother but still seems to have the character of the previous iteration. And these dipped enclosures rule.

Love the sparkle on the finish. And those two gigantic resistors are very endearing for some reason. They just want to hang out with the little guys.

Nice build! And congrats on replacing a side-jack pedal for one with top jacks :)

Thanks for the kind words, yall! The flat top LED was kind of an accident; Tayda was out of normal diffused blue LEDs so I grabbed some of these and thought they looked cool. They are a bit brighter to my eyes than the round top ones, at least when viewed from directly above, so I’d maybe test a...

I've been on a bit of a modulation kick lately, starting with the ever-popular Caesar. This one's been populated for almost 6 months but I really wanted to put it in a UV printed enclosure and just couldn't find the inspiration for some reason. Getting a UV printed enclosure in the mail is one...

💯 shooting further away then cropping is the way to go for sure. I have a recent iPhone pro and don’t even need to go the raw route this way. Though I’d like to explore some other software to tone down the heavy handed processing. If your pixel is anything like the iPhone, getting further away...

I recently did the same and for the exact same reason. Sometimes you tolerate a little jank of it means the project gets done. Nice build and art btw!

Very cool. I’ve not heard of this one! Red knob=gain knob is the one truth in knob color coding Noticed you’re using a lot of those fancy orange/red film caps in recent builds. Are you trying to work through a bunch of stock or are those just your preferred ones these days?

I love those massive diodes and the big stinkin cap hanging off the side. And of course the black pot covers give the whole thing extra doom

Very nice! I bet that was a fun design to put together 😲

Interesting! I've been avoiding LLM coding for a while now and, to be honest, just haven't had that many reasons to do a deep dive. The one area that seemed like an interesting test case is DSP and audio processing. I've done a tiny bit with the Daisy and have also been interested in the norns...

Thanks! I think I like this one better though the rust driver is maybe a bit more charming if that makes sense. It cleans up nicely with the volume knob too. Though I guess it’s kind of known for being noisy when you roll back the volume knob, which mine definitely does. Should be pretty quick...

Thanks! I’m afraid it’s mostly the angle of the photo. If you looked from the side it wouldn’t be as neat looking, ha. Usually I solder to the wires to the board first, then hold the rounded exterior of my needle nose pliers against each wire and gently press against the wire to bend it into...

These p2p builds are just amazing. I envy your skill (and what I imagine to be an ungodly amount of patience).