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Fresh out the mailbox after a 3 month wait; New body from Warmoth!

One piece Mahogany body. Inca Silver top, natural back, black binding. Routed for P90s and a Hipshot hardtail bridge. I should note that for a a painted body with binding they quote 17-18 weeks. This shipped 12 weeks to the day!

The neck is from Musikraft. Mahogany/Indian Rosewood. '69 U Custom Shop profile. They fit great and even match visually pretty closely aside from the gloss v matte finishes. I can't wait to start working on this.
Nice, the Warmoth shop is local to
Me, they’ve got a lot of cool machines! I source my mahogany from the same place they do I’ll bet!
 
For my SG. I'm excited


I'll probably pair it with a Filtertron in the bridge
 
Found an old tech 21 boost rvb on marketplace for super cheap, dude was cool with mailing it over so I’ll have it in a couple days. I like using reverb before and after dirt and this one having trails and a boost built in means I can probably do disgusting things with it on the front end. If not it was still cheaper than building an FV-1 verb 😂
 
For my SG. I'm excited


I'll probably pair it with a Filtertron in the bridge
Very cool. Timbo makes good stuff.
 
Fun assortment of vintage semiconductors. A bunch of Texas Instruments 2N130x germaniums, some long-lead 2N708 silicon transistors, DO-7 package zener and silicon diodes, and half a dozen germanium diodes. (I've put a full breakdown below the break for anyone who's interested in the details.) The most interesting part is the 20 TO-18 transistors on the left. They're Texas Instruments GM0438, which appears to be a house number. They are definitely germanium, but they are the least leaky germanium that I've ever found. I had to heat them up to 150 degrees to get them to leak more than 10µA.

Transistors
7x 2N1304 (Texas Instruments)
9x 2N1305 (Texas Instruments)
7x 2N1306 (Texas Instruments)
10x 2N1307 (Texas Instruments)
5x 2N1308 (Texas Instruments)
5x 2N1309 (Texas Instruments)
20x GM0438 (Texas Instruments)
12x 2N708 (Texas Instruments)
6x 2N2219 (Texas Instruments)
5x 2N3327 (Motorola)


Diodes
5x 1N457 silicon diodes
2x 1N821 zener diodes
5x 1N763 zener diodes
11x 3.3v zener diodes in black glass DO-7 case with painted bands (General Instrument)
6x unknown germanium diodes

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Oooooohh. All sorts of goodness today!

The biggest box of Tayda enclosures yet, including my first enclosures to sell. Plus some DTF UV print transfers from NinjaPrints to compare with Tayda UV printing.

Most of these, though, are test cases for standard PPCB and Aion control dimensions and generic print, but this is also a bunch of new colors to evaluate.
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I think I have my font size / outline stroke worked out now.
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More importantly, all of these can get housed and demo'ed properly. Lots of build reports on their way (I think this is maybe 19 different circuits).
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Plus DHL didn't quite get my second set of six painted/drilled cases to me today, although they were listed as scheduled. Those go with the DTF UV Prints, so tomorrow or Wednesday, six more cases will arrive. Time to get busy at night...
 
Chrome green
Blue
Burnt orange
Matte red sand texture (kind of like the texture of a phase 90)
Army green
Metallic candy purple
Matte violet
Matte light blue
Metallic dark gold
Lawn green
 

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Looks complicated and expensive to build! Synths?

Large format effects units. Could be giant pedals I guess, but I'm leaning toward rack mount, or some kind of desktop enclosures.

Definitely complicated and expensive.

I got a phaser, a flanger, and a Dim-D style chorus.


 
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