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rattler420 wrote:

Kellanium wrote:

culturejam wrote:

Jero wrote:Is the battery holder glued in place?

Could be adhered with something like JB Weld.

Is that a kind of epoxy?

ya a two part epoxy. u can find it in auto part stores

Epoxy is my duct tape.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4S9Fi6gskQ[/youtube]

and I can never make another one till madbean makes more PCB's

Jero wrote:Is the battery holder glued in place?

I usually epoxy them in place but for this one I used
an industrial double sided tape. It's not going anywhere.

eatyourguitar wrote:


[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4S9Fi6gskQ[/youtube]

and I can never make another one till madbean makes more PCB's

That is positively beautiful. How much do you want for it?

eatyourguitar wrote:and I can never make another one till madbean makes more PCB's

You could... you know... etch some... or pay someone to etch you one.

John Lyons wrote:

Jero wrote:Is the battery holder glued in place?

I usually epoxy them in place but for this one I used
an industrial double sided tape. It's not going anywhere.

Ah cool. I use a double sided tape myself

Scruffie wrote:

eatyourguitar wrote:and I can never make another one till madbean makes more PCB's

You could... you know... etch some... or pay someone to etch you one.

I'm thinking vero maybe. I gotta buy some vero anyway. I want to make another one. baahhhh I have so many PCB's I need to just stuff those and finish what I have.

6 muff
1 babylon
5 fuzz face
1 rangemaster
6 LPB
6 555 tone thingy

the LPB's can be made into like 10 different things

Heavy_Soul wrote:HOLY SHIT THAT IS SO SLICK

Thank you

Mr. Happy



Ampeg Scrambler clone

Well this is a funny story. I was doing the toner transfer in preparation of the etching of this enclosure when a house fly landed in the 1590B. 'I'll squash that little sucker' I thought to myself as I brought down the iron hard! So I continued ironing the enclosure, prepped it and stuck it in the FeCl. Later when I cleaned off the excess toner to reveal the etch, I noticed this (see photos below), the little sucker had left his imprint on the box - 'I must have squashed that sucker pretty hard' I thought to myself. But no, as I washed the box, I noticed a bedraggled house fly emerge from the acid bath, shake off his wings and fix me with a steely stare. He seemed bigger, muscles more toned. He looked me straight in my compound eye and said 'fuck you frequencycentral!' as he flew off into the kitchen and landed on my dinner. To survive all that, he must have been a superfly....

Then he pulled out a little fly sized guitar and started playing srv covers

AC128 wrote:Mr. Happy



Ampeg Scrambler clone

That might be my favorite ever

AC128 wrote:Mr. Happy

Love it!

I just finished my first pedal today. Well actually I still need to put in an led but it worked the first time I turned it on so I'm happy. I took it to band practice and played with it and it sounds super awesome.

it's a "super ego" pcb from culturejam.

i need to know how to wire like that.

looks good dude