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vidret wrote:

Chankgeez wrote:

that's when i lost my chub.

But it has the guts of a DS-1..... ..... .... ... .. .

There was a guy in LA doing wiring like that sometimes.....stacksfx or something. My friend has his reverb (it was her first pedal). I haven't been interested enough in anything he has made to check them out though.

I dunno, sharp kinks in wires all the place strikes me as sketchy. How does he even get them to do that?

on these while building:

ThurberMingus wrote:How does he even get them to do that?

Solid core, grab it with pliers and you can make a super neat 90 degree or whatever clusterfuck your heart desires.

Inconuucl wrote:Too bad he's closing shop. They look amazing though.

I've gone down the aesthetics rabbit hole with wiring, you can invest so much time in it nothing remains economically balanced.



Unless you are blowing smoke rings up the ass of the magic voodoo audio demons.

Best to keep your visible schtick to the outside, where it's readily admired.

(what do I know, my wiring is a mess)

It's cool but when it's that OCD the not-so-perfect angles/ slight differences make me wish they were actually 90 degrees. Being off just a little bit really stands out to me. I'm not saying it's half assed, just critiquing artistically.

Also drilling all those holes for a vero layout through wood must be cray to lay out

It's a neat gimmick and it really looks awesome but at the end of the day who's it really for? Once I've got something velcro'd to my board I'm not pulling it up just to admire the wiring. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy seeing things like that but beyond the fact that it shows attention to detail it's not really swaying my buying habits.

It's no different to tag board vs pcb, or green square pcbs vs tomkats pcbs. Just one more means of artistic expression.

Though yes, all that wire in a high gain circuit makes me a little scared.
duders purchasing probably don't gain higher than a TS anyway so