What's in the mailbox? 📬 📦
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SillyOctpuss
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We just got back from holiday on Rathlin Island and had a pretty good haul waiting for me.
Some new cables from Award Session. Van damme cable with neutrik connectors
New springs for my prs trem
Prs lampshade knobs
A bunch of gorva Enclosures so I can start clearing my pcb backlog
Nichicon fine golds
Some more D9bs to top my germanium diodes up
My strings of choice.
Some new cables from Award Session. Van damme cable with neutrik connectors
New springs for my prs trem
Prs lampshade knobs
A bunch of gorva Enclosures so I can start clearing my pcb backlog
Nichicon fine golds
Some more D9bs to top my germanium diodes up
My strings of choice.
andare
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Look what I got today, a package from @szukalski - thank you so much dude!
I can use some warm and fuzzy Sheepy Love in these rainy summer days.
Now, where did I leave my shears?!
I can use some warm and fuzzy Sheepy Love in these rainy summer days.
Now, where did I leave my shears?!
swelchy
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Those enclosures are an awesome color
xefned
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Coupla gorgeous PCBs courtesy of @tcpoint. Thank you brother.
Intriguing projects I wouldn’t otherwise know about.
VFE Red Wolf. I believe this is a RAT with switchable Turbo mode.
I'm a VFE fan, but this one escaped my radar. Stoked!
Also, unobtanium chippage in the form of an LM308
And a Pelota 2 delay.
Very versatile implementation of the PT2399 delay. Looks to be a Deep Blue Delay plus plus.
Dig the wide range of delay fx, including modulated delay...
Intriguing projects I wouldn’t otherwise know about.
VFE Red Wolf. I believe this is a RAT with switchable Turbo mode.
I'm a VFE fan, but this one escaped my radar. Stoked!
Also, unobtanium chippage in the form of an LM308
And a Pelota 2 delay.
Very versatile implementation of the PT2399 delay. Looks to be a Deep Blue Delay plus plus.
Dig the wide range of delay fx, including modulated delay...
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Mentaltossflycoon
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Returned from a week at the beach to find all this loveliness. Aion - I'm obligated to build the L4 if only to support the creation of large bass projects. Their other bass pres don't disappoint so I expect it to f@<% just the same. Figured I should do an obelisk since I have a Fuzzdog big cheese laying around. Might box 'em as a cheese source if I enjoy the combo enough. Also a lectric fx space harp/bloodstone to compare, GCI bass brutalist with the N.E.W. CTG and NPN mojo buzzaround. Much to do.
mybud
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What my local stocks never ceases to amaze me. The mystery silver bag contains 3 LM13700s for my upcoming Aion Redshift build and two LM308Ns (the round metallic ones) just for fun, largely because there's been a flurry of talk about these and their applications in rodent-like builds.
Since I found them round the corner, so to speak, I snagged them. Now there is apparently a rat in my upcoming chicken wing salad, hats off to @steviejr92.
Since I found them round the corner, so to speak, I snagged them. Now there is apparently a rat in my upcoming chicken wing salad, hats off to @steviejr92.
steviejr92
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Wow thank you man!!! I’m glad I got you inspired to build a RAT! I used LM356Ns in my build I’ve been wanting to get my hands on those LM308Ns. If I’m correct I believe those are the original opamps that were used right?
Laundryroom David
Keyboard Cowboy ðŸ¤
These lil pots for my Madbean Runt.
Interesting side note! I ordered these from a seller in Great Britain on FRIDAY. They arrived TODAY in Toronto Royal Mail —> Canada Post.
I may be done fucking around with buying parts from the States where it routinely takes 3 or more weeks by mail, if they ever deliver it at all!
Interesting side note! I ordered these from a seller in Great Britain on FRIDAY. They arrived TODAY in Toronto Royal Mail —> Canada Post.
I may be done fucking around with buying parts from the States where it routinely takes 3 or more weeks by mail, if they ever deliver it at all!
mybud
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My pleasure @steviejr92, always enjoy tracking your discoveries.
A mate left me a defunct Ratt housing for giggles and it will surely have much moar toan with the original (I believe) metal IC in pride of place.
A mate left me a defunct Ratt housing for giggles and it will surely have much moar toan with the original (I believe) metal IC in pride of place.
steviejr92
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Every single RAT I’ve heard with those op amps just sound incredible! Looking forward to your build with them!
Fama
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Is the SMD soldering yours or JLCPCB's? If it's JLC's, I'm curious as to what something like that costs.
Laundryroom David
Keyboard Cowboy ðŸ¤
JLC’s system is pretty slick. I just started playing around with it and am finding it intuitive. Curious about cost as well.
szukalski
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JLCPCB. See the details there:
A simple Relay Bypass
And now, assembled by JLCPCB (except the relay and connections):
forum.pedalpcb.com
Oh.. by the way..
GitHub - szukalski/pedal-simple-relay
Contribute to szukalski/pedal-simple-relay development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
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benny_profane
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$8 setup plus parts typically.
Fama
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Oh man, I might move into using that in the future. ~6€ total compared to the ~3-4€ for a 3PDT, but possibly with less popping and less wiring hassle - and possibly cheaper with a larger order.JLCPCB. See the details there:
A simple Relay Bypass
And now, assembled by JLCPCB (except the relay and connections):
Oh.. by the way..
GitHub - szukalski/pedal-simple-relay
Contribute to szukalski/pedal-simple-relay development by creating an account on GitHub.
But I'll test it out with the ones you sent me first to see how it works for me.
szukalski
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A 3PDT costs the same as a SPST from Daier, so pay extra for the cost of the board. I just think they're neat.
