DailyDovetails
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These are the first boards I have designed and had made. I used EasyEda and JLC.
What’s on *YOUR* workbench?
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These are the first boards I have designed and had made. I used EasyEda and JLC.
jimilee
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Man, I love that faceplate. Are you going to mod the circuit or go stock. I built one stick and was thinking about a second one modded.
Fingolfen
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First one is going to be stock, but then I'm likely going to do a Robinette mod
Harry Klippton
Not Interested
Reviving this abused XLii
giovanni
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Finally boxing my Dream Fuzz. I have a work in progress faceplate so maybe this will come together in the next couple weeks. Fingers crossed I have no issues.
Edit: I got access to a drill press today and drilled pilot holes for a few upcoming builds. The drill press makes this process soooooo much easier and like 200% more accurate than a hand drill.
Edit: I got access to a drill press today and drilled pilot holes for a few upcoming builds. The drill press makes this process soooooo much easier and like 200% more accurate than a hand drill.
Hal Harvey
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Changed out the stock fan on my recently acquired Boogie Mark V 35 with one that is practically silent. I had to triple check the fan was actually on haha. Better air flow specs too - sometimes you CAN have your cake and eat it too 
Now back to pedals…
Now back to pedals…
jessenator
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Digging into the FX69
Friends of mine love it and hate it. I haven't made up my mind yet. It's like, you've got three duals in there, some OD/TS/D topology lite, plus a Si fuzz(?)… it's mad.
I do like its tone control, though. Very nice.
Friends of mine love it and hate it. I haven't made up my mind yet. It's like, you've got three duals in there, some OD/TS/D topology lite, plus a Si fuzz(?)… it's mad.
I do like its tone control, though. Very nice.
JTEX
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Prototyping a sort of "shield", à la Arduino, for my Rock Engine. Will go onboard my guitar, replacing its retired predecessor Shockman. The little toggles turn on/off the distortion, chorus and delay. The 3 green pots are the delay controls. Blue pot is the headphones volume. Jacks are for the phones and aux in.
05/30 Update: the shield worked great on the 1st try! Maybe I'll make it into a proper PCB. Or maybe not. Almost nobody wants onboard stuff. Belt packs anyone? Altoid tins? Anything that's not a pedal?
Oops, wrong site?
05/30 Update: the shield worked great on the 1st try! Maybe I'll make it into a proper PCB. Or maybe not. Almost nobody wants onboard stuff. Belt packs anyone? Altoid tins? Anything that's not a pedal?
Oops, wrong site?
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jessenator
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Turns out breadboarding whilst sleep-deprived leads to errors.
Rebuilt it with a fresh head and after navigating some touching component leads got the actual intended sound.
I kinda like it.
Swapping out the 100k distortion pot with 500k gives me more control (don't have a 250k for some reason…) so I'll keep that option open
Robert
Reverse Engineer
bean
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Haha. Yeah I've had the same Office Max desk for 15 years. It got so trashed I bought peel and stick vinyl tiles to cover it. Really durable.
Mentaltossflycoon
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Nostradoomus
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One knob version of the umbrella mayonnaise/kewpie fuzz (I always called it creepy baby mayo
). Probably my finest layout so far. Had an issue with voltages all across the board til I checked my schematic and had a 100k resistor instead of 1k on the power rail 
. All good now, it sounds great.
blackhatboojum
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In the biz we call those, “apprentice marks”.
After a month away and what seems like a month sorting components, getting back to the iron feels good.
Replaced bad jack in my SRX505 and fitting some new matching knobs (I added one when I installed the dark glass tone capsule a while back -- highly recommend!)
They're solid black aluminums from Ali. I filled in the dimple with chrome marker.
Replaced bad jack in my SRX505 and fitting some new matching knobs (I added one when I installed the dark glass tone capsule a while back -- highly recommend!)
They're solid black aluminums from Ali. I filled in the dimple with chrome marker.
