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It hasn't been a while yet, but I have spent some real time playing with this thing at a proper volume. A few notes so far: The range of tones I can get are pretty incredible. I'm kind of amazed by the interaction between the 3 band EQ, mid frequency knob and midrange shape toggle. The knobs...

Looks great. I dig the big jewel light indicator.

This is a BYOC Crown Jewel that I finally got working and boxed up. My first issue was a faulty charge pump IC that created a high pitched whistle all the time, even in bypass. That was the easy fix. I ran into a really frustrating grounding issue that took a while to sort out. The entire...

Thanks all for the kind words. No sound clips yet, but my buddy did message me about the fuzz. He was not familiar with using one at all and was surprised how it made some intervals sound awesome and some sound absolutely terrible. He said he was Googling around to find some explanation of...

Commissioned build for a buddy. He does not play guitar but makes all kind of synth-y , ambient music and wanted a way to work some analog pedal circuits into his "no input mixer" recordings. After he explained what he had in mind, I realized I had almost everything I needed in GPCB boards...

Thanks @Robert, I think the relay modules are the way to go. I should have known you already figured out a solution for this one.

I want to pick the collective genius brain of these forums with a switching/routing question. Most of the stuff I make is for my brother, who plays electric cello, bass and mandocello professionally. He wants a box with an buffered FX loop (no problem there) and a single output. What I can't...

Bought 2 of these boards to build for some friends, they sound great and a very straightforward build. I thought about ordering another for myself but then looked at the stack of unpopulated OD/dirt/amp in a box boards on my bench and thought better of it.

Just wrapped this GPCB ParaMix up today. Built for my brother to use in his bass and electric cello pedalboard. He was looking for a way blend in his heavily effected sounds but retain the fundamental bass and transient. This circuit fits the bill and can do a few more cool signal routing...

That looks absolutely killer. Great design. Dig that clean wiring. Is that solid core?

That looks great. I populated 2 of these boards to give to friends and finally got around to boxing one this evening. Even at "wife and kids in bed volume" it boogies. Can't to play with at a completely unreasonable volume.

Love the look of this pedal. I am working on a Muff from Guitar PCB with a Tone Tweq and a few other mods and I didn't really have any ideas for the layout. I think I might have to steal, I mean heavily borrow from your configuration here.

I kind of flirted with the idea of None More Black, but you actually executed it! Looks awesome, the UV printed letters create a cool contrast with the powdercoat. I don't know what the deal is with the black footswitches. I was going to put a black one in mine (I can't remember where I got it...

@finebyfine I finally got a chance to use your Component Counter and I had to go search for this thread and thank you. It worked great for me (using a Chromebook and a PedalPCB build). I'll try some other branded PCBs before I put in my next big Tayda order.

Just wrapped up a Bellum Fuzz MK1 in a Tayda Copper Hammer enclosure. Very straight forward build, I went with the optional 27k resistor and 2 extra diodes. This thing sounds awesome so far. I've only played with my P90 equipped Tele through it, but it roars. Wide range of cool sounds...

Obligatory gut shot.

Just wrapped up a Bellum Fuzz MK1 in a Tayda Copper Hammer enclosure. Very straight forward build, I went with the optional 27k resistor and 2 extra diodes. This thing sounds awesome so far. I've only played with my P90 equipped Tele through it, but it roars. Wide range of cool sounds...

Thanks! There is one double teepee: above the IC in the bottom right. Can't remember the value of the top of my head. And the title is a reference to This Is Spinal Tap. It's a quote about the album cover of "Smell the Glove"

How could I forget the gut shot? Have to share all these resistor teepees.

Obsidius build for my professional bass playing brother. Really dig this one, might have to build another for myself. Also, apparently the build docs provide valuable information on which boards are spaced for 1/8 watt resistors vs. 1/4 watt. This was a fun project to learn that lesson with.