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Dammit, I can't believe I made the ultimate mistake. Well at least I can't accuse anyone else of being a goof.

Nicely done!

That looks stellar. I like the fonts. They're bold without taking up too much attention. Your builds never fail to impress and this is no exception. That said I was never a fan of the Snow White and although I built it up twice it just never did it. My fave is the Aion version of the...

Dammit, AND there’s no Santa Claus? This has been my worst year…

And the nice part is that your non-labeling ethos works like a champ here.

That looks awesome. You've totally blown up a myth though: I thought the tolerances in these tiny little buggers was supposed to be tight. So I get a bad case of the squints for nothin'?

I have this kicking around somewhere. Need to dig it up and revisit.

Very nice Chris. I always liked the 45 better than the 90.

Geez, you're on a roll here. Excellent

Another classic Cybercow enclosure! Nicely done.

Its kinda grainy but it looks like a Canada Goose.

Ironically now that I'm using a Helix (which is a whole nuther can of worms) I love the Tube Screamer model. Mostly because it doesn't really sound like a Tube Screamer...

Wow. It really is Christmas after all :)

That etch is sick, I love it. Did you backfill with black or is that the laser scorching the paint?

Hey Chico, sounds like a cheezy plug for the site, but Robert has the cool solder sucker that works like a champ too. Not that I've ever, ahem, needed to unsolder parts or remove solder blobs or anything. Ahem.

I have a BLMS T-shirt that's just stupid good quality. Any of their jacks are as well.

Check all your part values. It could always be a transistor out of spec but SMDs I’ve found to be far more consistent than thru holes. Maybe a heat damaged trim pot? Last ditch after all the above would be to swap out the transistor itself.

I don’t want to reinvent the wheel as the original neck did me quite well. I just need direction to replace the old beast. But the prices seem to vary from $200 to $500.

Was quirky but I'm old but smart...

I like this as the programming was easy once I figured it out but have changed computers since then. I have no idea where I left off and would like to get back into this without reinventing...