Kewpie and Pestle! (Mayo/ Zoar)
- Thread starter Erik S
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DeadAirMD
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Me too. Had the Pestle sitting in my cart last night, pulled the trigger after reading your post. Went from being a somewhat low key release to constantly popping up with massive praise on every message board I'm on.
Grabbed some other fun stuff, one of which is the Fuzz Aldrin, which I'm covering in sockets like I did with the Muffin Fuzz. I combined some components of my favorite Muffs and came up with my "own" version which suits the style of music I play.
@Erik S let me know what you think of the Pestle, you'll probably get to that before me.
Grabbed some other fun stuff, one of which is the Fuzz Aldrin, which I'm covering in sockets like I did with the Muffin Fuzz. I combined some components of my favorite Muffs and came up with my "own" version which suits the style of music I play.
@Erik S let me know what you think of the Pestle, you'll probably get to that before me.
Erik S
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I hope not for your sake!
I've got a flow going where I finish a big batch of enclosures, then pick away at getting the boards built. The stuff I'm finishing now got started like 6 months ago.
These two will definitely be at the front of the next batch, but I won't get another round of enclosures done until springtime when the painting weather comes back.
DeadAirMD
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Haha! No kidding!
Well, I'm pretty backwards. I don't want to box every pedal I build, so I finish the PCB, wiring, and even do the unthinkable.....solder the pots to the board, so I can try out the circuit and make sure I jive with it enough to box it up. Then I have that totally fun and NOT frustrating job of making the pots/toggles match up with the drill guide.
Looks like I'll have the "Zoar" built by next Sunday, figuring I'll get the PCB next week some time.
Well, I'm pretty backwards. I don't want to box every pedal I build, so I finish the PCB, wiring, and even do the unthinkable.....solder the pots to the board, so I can try out the circuit and make sure I jive with it enough to box it up. Then I have that totally fun and NOT frustrating job of making the pots/toggles match up with the drill guide.
Looks like I'll have the "Zoar" built by next Sunday, figuring I'll get the PCB next week some time.
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