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Here's my Morning Glory build. I used a relayed true bypass and modified it for more low end since I play bass. pics: gut shot:

i'm starting to build mine but i don't have any 1K1 resistors. will a 1K or a 1k2 work as a substitute?

i built one of those too, as well has his two band rat. two band:

i built one and etched my own PCB for it years ago. it's a great sounding limiter.

thanks. appreciate that!

I just finished this one. I like it but IMO it's nothing really special. I'm very fond of Dave Barber's designs but not that big a fan of this one. It sounds good but I did have to mod the tone control since it barely did anything. I replaced the 150K resistor with a 33K and it does work a lot...

i may have to get that one too. thanks!

After etching and my own PCB and enclosure for an Electro Harmonix Octave Multiplexer in a 1590BB almost exactly 12 years ago, and diggin' it, I found that Madbean had a pcb for one for a 125B with all top jacks so I just finished building it. They sound basically identical. I did add a pedalpcb...

I wasn't at all happy with the Duck Box either.

it was one of the first pedals that i built on turret board.

Like the title says, i built this pedal a few years ago from Analog Noir as a kit. It's Tone Bender MKII with Germanium transistors. It appears that he doesn't offer this version anymore so I'm glad that I bought it when I did. Since it runs on +9 volts, I added a voltage inverter so I can run...

years ago i designed and built an Acoustic 370 preamp in pedal form and used resin to seal the label on it an i think that it came out great.. here's a couple pics of it:

i just finished this one today and i LOVE it. GUT SHOT:

a Hammond 1590B2 works well for me due to it having the same perimeter of a 1590B but is as deep as a 125B.

Just finished this one and it's pretty cool (and can be wierd!). I also added a relayed true bypass. gut shot:

I just finished this one and I think that it sounds pretty nice. It's a bit more gainy than i'd like but it does sound good if you don't crank the bass control too much. I built it in a Hammond 1590B2 (same dimensions as a 1590B but about 4mm deeper) pics below:

i was going for the Broughton " look" on that one.

they work well for me.

gut shot:

47nf for C3 & C11.