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For some reason, I really enjoy going through iterations while getting my own work stuff setup. It sucks that it never feels complete, but it's nice to learn and adapt and continue to grow in a tangible way.

No, it's just a standard UV print made from the artwork.

Yeah for sure, especially if I wired the pots to the pads rather than PCB mounting them.

Correct it is a 1590DD.

Ah so it's that pesky impedance. Thanks sir!

There are some DIY IR loader products out there like this one: https://amt-sales.com/cabsim/amt-pangaea-cp16a/ More info: https://amtelectronics.com/new/manuals/AMT-Pangaea-CP-16A-06F22-ENG.pdf Or this one: https://www.st-rock.com/ampir/ (I've reached out to this company before and received no...

Any reason/advice as to why the tight control wouldn't be placed just before entering the IC? Or is it a '6 in one/half dozen in the other' situation?

You're the best!

I have built one and they are pretty neat. I have yet to find a cab simulator that functions as well as an IR (especially for high gain), but they the UniCab is the best otherwise.

There are things in the Friedman circuit I'd love to understand (like how the tight controls work).

I'd say having levels would be great. Like a beginner level could cover something like the Ionizer, intermediate could be something like a Rat (Muroidea), then advanced could be something more complex like the Plumes or something.

Yeah this was a weird one because I feel the same, but the person who commissioned this was specific about wanting that artwork so that's what I went with. Hopefully the pedal inspired less smoking and more playing.

Unfortunately, I no longer have it. Since I got that faceplate made I've completely overhauled all my external storage, and in doing so I got rid of anything that was no longer necessary. If you are looking for a template, reach out to Spencer and he'll send you his templates/requirements. Sorry...

Good to know!

Yeah that makes sense. Especially with the massive amount of printing they are doing. Do you know if the spot colors are just specific CMYK values or is there something else at play there?

Yeah I definitely understand that. But it's a bit of a pain when I have a ton of design assets that are really high definition raster images that I have to then convert to vector (which can negatively affect the detail) just so that I can use them on a print. That's why I mention it as a real...

The kicker for me is that Spencer will do prints of raster images instead of vector. That was one of my main reasons for getting a laser printer and doing waterslide and stuff, and now I can get those properly UV printed by Spencer, which Tayda doesn't offer (at least from the last time I checked).

Yeah dragging my finger over it, it feels basically level.

And here’s another print from @amplifyfun both with and without flash to show the detail.

Tried to get an angle where you could see that.