Viceroy Boneyard Edition
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Barry
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Again a big thanks to @SYLV9ST9R for the UV design, @Chuck D. Bones for the circuit and @PedalPCB for the board
SYLV9ST9R
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That’s OK, I did the same thing on the last O on mine
It looks great with those knobs!
Hopefully, I can get some work done this week and finish to troubleshoot mine.
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Raspymcnasty
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This is in my cart. What would you compare it to?
BuddytheReow
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Great job, Barry! I can see the trend here is using connector cables for power, which I appreciate instead of resoldering.
peccary
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This is the Boneyard version of the EQD Monarch. Boneyard Editions are circuits that have been modified/improved by our very own Chuck D Bones.
Give this thread a read through to get more info: https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/monarch.5066/
Barry
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Yeah those mini brutilist are fast becoming my favoritesThat’s OK, I did the same thing on the last O on mine
It looks great with those knobs!
Hopefully, I can get some work done this week and finish to troubleshoot mine.
SYLV9ST9R
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As there is a lot of stuff in boxes as I have limited space in the basement (like my "bench" is the dryer top...), I totally forgot to post this at the end of 2021.
Since it is the same design, with different knobs, as the one I sent to Barry, I thought I'd put it here instead of creating a new build report.
I wasn't sure about the sound of my build at first, but everything seems right.
Lately, I played it with a boost in front, and and I like the sounds I get with it, it's growing on me. A case of letting something rest and revisiting it later.
Thanks to @Chuck D. Bones for the circuit and for helping me dial it right as I had trouble with the transistors I put in at first. His guidance ensured I had a great working build. As do the PF5102 @fig graciously sent me!
Since it is the same design, with different knobs, as the one I sent to Barry, I thought I'd put it here instead of creating a new build report.
I wasn't sure about the sound of my build at first, but everything seems right.
Lately, I played it with a boost in front, and and I like the sounds I get with it, it's growing on me. A case of letting something rest and revisiting it later.
Thanks to @Chuck D. Bones for the circuit and for helping me dial it right as I had trouble with the transistors I put in at first. His guidance ensured I had a great working build. As do the PF5102 @fig graciously sent me!
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SYLV9ST9R
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Had to make it regal!
