Erik S
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You gotta do the boxes!! I don’t know if I’ll ever get set up, but boxes are definitely part of the screenprint fantasy.
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steviejr92
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Yeah im definitely going for it! Ive seen them done online and they come out cool as heck!
Paradox916
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once again jumping in the deep end not knowing how to swim… we will see how this goes.
SillyOctpuss
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What is it dude?
Paradox916
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I figured out how to program EEPROMs for FV-1 builds, now I’m going to trying and learn how to program MCUs but this might be harder than I thought
ICTRock
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Got a bottom plate from eBay Japan for mounting a rat on a pedalboard after I lost one of the little rubber feet. I bought one for the crybaby back when I converted mine to a tearjerker only to find out the battery door wouldn't go back on. While these are pricey, they do exactly what they're supposed to do. I imagine some enterprising lads stateside could come up with a 3-D printed version for much, much less.
damianvila
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I went with the Attiny because the whole toolchain is way easier: just an arduino, Arduino IDE and a few cables. And if you’ve done things in an Arduino, it’s easy to figure out what you want to do. I also use a Mac, and a lot of these toolchains are designed only for Windows.
Paradox916
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I’m running windows, and Know F-all about coding, the tool chain isn’t that bad an IDE, compiler, programmer and the physical tool, others have done it so it’s just a matter of how bad I want it. It’s a lot of work just for a little bit of cheese. But I like a challenge.
Brett
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These finally showed up (please excuse crappy images, they were taken in poor lighting)...
Switch-mounted Celestial Bypass with chassis ground built in:
Next up is another Celestial Engineering project by the forum's resident guru @Chuck D. Bones. This is the Yankee Screwdriver Deluxe Turbo with on-board Celestial Bypass relay switching for both bypass and turbo functions:
Lastly is another Celestial Engineering project you may not have heard of, The Other Woman Tone (also with built-in relay bypass switching):
Hopefully I can get all of these verified without issue. I'm pretty stoked about all of them and have several more in the works!
Switch-mounted Celestial Bypass with chassis ground built in:
Next up is another Celestial Engineering project by the forum's resident guru @Chuck D. Bones. This is the Yankee Screwdriver Deluxe Turbo with on-board Celestial Bypass relay switching for both bypass and turbo functions:
Lastly is another Celestial Engineering project you may not have heard of, The Other Woman Tone (also with built-in relay bypass switching):
Hopefully I can get all of these verified without issue. I'm pretty stoked about all of them and have several more in the works!
SillyOctpuss
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steviejr92
Authorized Vendor
Dang dude your circuit design is through the roof! Im excited to see the build reports of these!
Brett
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Thank you sir! I spend a lot of time creating custom footprints and doing these layouts, glad you think they’re nice!
steviejr92
Authorized Vendor
It shows and they looks fantastic! Awesome work!
Harry Klippton
Not Interested
I don't know what the other woman tone is, but only one thing comes to mind. If it's not that, I'm gonna be very disappointed
Brett
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It’s not a gain pedal but that’s about all I’m at liberty of sharing. I’ll defer to @Chuck D. Bones for any further explanation if he feels so obliged.
Harry Klippton
Not Interested
Ok sounds like disappointment then
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Brett
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I have yet to try a @Chuck D. Bones design that’s a disappointment, but to each their own.
finebyfine
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Silver Blues
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These look amazing, and "The Other Woman Tone" is an amazing name for a circuit
