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nevermind, I saw that you grinded those screw wells down. Wish I had thought of that

Thanks. Is that a 1590XX enclosure? If so, that may be the thing that would motivate me to rebox this so that I can have my switched aligned.

Do you have a build report of that? I want to see how the smart relay switching fits inside the box.

I really debated on using that. It wasn’t in my original plan. I really dislike asymmetrical things and as i was finishing the project i realized i wouldn’t be able to center the DC jack. (I just realized in my effort to avoid asymmetry in one way, i made it asymmetrical in a different way…) And...

I really thought about including the Smart relay bypass into it once I started building it and but ultimately decided I didn't to wait on ordering something else.

After an 18 month hiatus from building, i decided to jump head first into the deep end with this build. I’ve literally wanted to build this since i built my first pedal a little over 3 years ago but didn’t feel confident enough at the time. I took my time with this one. I knew massive...

Thanks. Haven't built in 18 months or so and I am slowly trying to piece together all the information that I once knew and somehow have forgotten. in retrospect, probably should have just looked at any one of the other pedals I have built

I know this is a an older post but thought i would ask on this post and see if anyone knows the answer. I am building this this weekend and noticed that This one and the g2/g3 pcbs all have an extra hole next to the power input at the top of the board. i see you didn't use them, its not in the...

I get all of my knobs from lovemyswitches.com I tend to think the 15mm aluminum ones look best on 3 knob pedals, while I use 12mm aluminum ‘magpie’ knobs for the 4-6 knob pedals. They’re pricey. But I think they are worth it.

It’s been a few months since I built anything, but a friend asked me to build him a bass pedal last week so I figured it was a good time to start. I don’t do a build report for every pedal I do anymore, but thought I’d post these, as I find other people’s build reports (and pictures) really...

those knobs are my favorite. They're a little pricey but they feel and work great

It’s kind of funny how the the builds I anticipate being difficult go off without a hitch meanwhile I’ll end up troubleshooting a fuzz pedal with a quarter of the parts. At any rate, thought I’d post this one as it’s one I’ve been wanting to build forever. I wasn’t sure how well Black would...

I had a free day yesterday and the weather was gross, so I stayed in a built pedals until my contacts didn't work. But I'm really pleased with them. Something about building pedals while listening to audio books is really cathartic. The 3W sounds really good. Its not quite a monster high gain...

That looks great. Ive found the pink tayda enclosures are some the best looking enclosures when paired with black. The way UV print really pops.

I have found that when I pair my Warden and an Amentum Boost side by side that the compressor is amazing and then the boost gives it the sparkle back. Those two pedals along with a Muzzle are the ones that never leave my board and are always on.

Yes.

I started with the 6 and 9 oclock placements and then filled in the other two. I just kind of got lucky that it worked out. I wasn't sure how accuract it would be, but it worked well.

I don't think it's true chrome. And the paint seems to be holding up well. I got it from Tayda and am pleasantly surprised.

There wasn't a lot to this build other than having to get some parts that I don't usually have on hand. It's been sitting in a state of mostly finished for a week now. At first I couldn't quite tell if it sounded good or not, but as I experimented with it, I got the settings to where I wanted...

Nothing too serious this first go around. I'm wanting to splice in a couple of these Tillman's discrete Fet guitar preamps into an mxr bluebox clone that I'm working on. One going into the pcb and one going out. I figure it's an easy Fuzz that I'm working with. The perfect candidate to try...