Caesar again

[Erik S]

Caesar / Walrus Julia Chorus

I built one of these three years ago, but gave it away to a cousin who was taking up guitar. Feels good to have one again, and to finish something. This one has been on my bench for months. Hopefully whatever I build next goes faster.

I've been having fun with the lag all the way down where the sound gets a little more flanger-y.

 

[swelchy]

Oh Hell yeah...... look at all those resistors lined up with the tolerance band going the same way...... Tell us your OCD without telling us your OCD. Tight man.

 

[Gordo]

Lovely off board wiring. I like that!

 

[andare]

Oh Hell yeah...... look at all those resistors lined up with the tolerance band going the same way...... Tell us your OCD without telling us your OCD. Tight man.

I do the same until I can't tell the tolerance band from the other one. After a while they all look brown to me. I need glasses

 

[andare]

Good stuck. No ticking? I have to box mine up and can't be bothered to use shielded wire. I have it, I'm just lazy. But ticking pedals bother me

 

[Erik S]

No ticking?

No ticking!

I’ve never tried shielded wire, but I do always route my in/ out wires as far as I can from the pcb.

 

[Guardians of the analog]

Good job, CE-2 is a classic. I like when the chorus has that little bit of flanging myself. Ironically I just finished a chorus that's been sitting on my desk for a bit now. I'm also struggling to cross the finish line on a handful of builds that are just waiting to be boxed up.

 

[Erik S]

handful of builds that are just waiting

I look forward to seeing that handful!

 

[OD is Glorious]

I just love the etched plates - make it look like a commercially built pedal.

 

[Guardians of the analog]

I look forward to seeing that handful!

 

[Erik S]

I just love the etched plates - make it look like a commercially built pedal.

It’s no octaking, but I’m doing my best.

 

[andare]

No ticking!

I’ve never tried shielded wire, but I do always route my in/ out wires as far as I can from the pcb.

What gauge is the solid wire you use? 26AWG?