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Not cheap, but you can buy white toner that you can simply swap with your black one. For those who prefer dark enclosures. Just need to check if your printer is supported. https://www.ghost-white-toner.com

PDF'ed! 🤘

Wow, thank you sir! No need for a voltage doubler... I got plenty of power supplies with voltage selectors.

Thanks man! Can these inversion boards of you be modified to run ±12, ±15, ±18 etc? Could be handy for stuffing old and new modular stuff into pedal boxes.

Repair turned into reassignment.

Heavy stuff. That one comes from a Vietnam war movie! ... Though I forgot which one. About breaking down.

Congratulations on getting your first one up and running! All the visible scars on the board tell a story. Then again, some red component-covering goop on the board would get you a true pasta pedal! <3

Depends on the one you got.:) The one on the top right here is for those red dotted ones. The one on the bottom left takes the upper red dot and the bottom two blancs.

No tone! That part of the design language too?

BTR: A type of slap, usually performed in a swift, powerful motion; and of the Backhand Method. Stands for Back To Reality. Used to combat delusion.

So strange to never have thought of using SMD caps. It's as if I got brainwashed by the through-hole cult to block out any such considerations. :unsure: Also, is shrouds what those plastic bits are actually called? Bottom-covering things come in lots of names, all of which are not shroud...

https://effectslayouts.blogspot.com/2014/11/jordan-bosstone.html

Came for the lettering, stayed for the skateboarding. 🫣 [X] Since this is a public part of the forum, I will remove this image after I made you remember this. 😅 Enjoyed the keystep jam as well. Moody!

Ah! That's where the cicles come from! I wasn't careful and ended up learning a thing today. 😅

Think of how images look in newspapers. That's the greyscale one. A way to produce gradient with just black. If you look closely at magazines like you might see the color halftone variation, via the four basic colors that consumer printers are loaded with.

Oh, that's an unexpectedly awesome recommendation! Especially since it asks for a laser printer. And I got a black laser printer! Then it just needs a layer on top of that for the white lettering. Edit: Or, maybe copyshops here in the city allow me to stuff my own paper in the machine...

Anyone ever tried a halftone design with water slide? Going to have to print it via an online service, as I need white for lettering.... Just curious if there's anyone who tried this, and if it comes with any problems I need to look out for? It's going to be quite a bitch to turn this into...

Couldn't find a thread to post this, so I fake myself inside with a screengrab from an article I learned something from. If you Americans ever needed a reason to hate the Dutch, I guess I found a solid argument. 😅 Via: https://thewalrus.ca/return-to-office-mandates

You got the right mindset, sir! My thought: Why not add (or copy and insert) a dry blend board alongside a muff 2, with a trimpot instead of a pot, and switch that in and out? This way you can tweak the amount at any time. Like: https://jmkpcbs.com/product/panner/ From a lesson learned here...

Read it the other way around :) 300k Ohms 1%