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jwar wrote:Would this work if I hooked it to one of each of my testicles? I know they aren't metal, but still.

skin is somewhat conductive but it depends on the moisture, so the results may vary depending on your sweat etc

now come to think of it this kind of concept somehow reminds me of my days at art school

Jwar is usually oiled up, that would help with conductivity

DRodriguez wrote:Someone on Instagram posted a picture of a breadboard on a pedal enclosure. Actually, useful

Here's mine.

drolo wrote:

jwar wrote:Would this work if I hooked it to one of each of my testicles? I know they aren't metal, but still.

skin is somewhat conductive but it depends on the moisture, so the results may vary depending on your sweat etc

now come to think of it this kind of concept somehow reminds me of my days at art school

Not just moist, but salty.

Ever electrocuted a pickle?
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMhXCG6k6oA[/youtube]

jrfox92 wrote:

DRodriguez wrote:Someone on Instagram posted a picture of a breadboard on a pedal enclosure. Actually, useful

20170418_155257.jpg

Here's mine.

So does crisscrossing the polarity on your decoupling caps help with noise? I've tried it but it usually just explodes...

a few exploding pickle videos later ...
I stumble upon something which is somewhat related to this thread and to Jwar's particular question:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hp97GjuULX8[/youtube]

cherler wrote:

jrfox92 wrote:

DRodriguez wrote:Someone on Instagram posted a picture of a breadboard on a pedal enclosure. Actually, useful

20170418_155257.jpg

Here's mine.

So does crisscrossing the polarity on your decoupling caps help with noise? I've tried it but it usually just explodes...

Nothing's actually hooked up right now.
It's just got some parts for a pedal I was breadboarding earlier.

drolo wrote:a few exploding pickle videos later ...
I stumble upon something which is somewhat related to this thread and to Jwar's particular question:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hp97GjuULX8[/youtube]

Electrocuted pickles always lead to the answers.

jrfox92 wrote:

cherler wrote:

jrfox92 wrote:

DRodriguez wrote:Someone on Instagram posted a picture of a breadboard on a pedal enclosure. Actually, useful

20170418_155257.jpg

Here's mine.

So does crisscrossing the polarity on your decoupling caps help with noise? I've tried it but it usually just explodes...

Nothing's actually hooked up right now.
It's just got some parts for a pedal I was breadboarding earlier.

I do the same thing if I'm just idly sitting at my desk. Old prototypes turn into OCD resister arrangements pretty fast

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6mHSzOIMIs[/youtube]

I bet this is what it's for. There's another video where she runs the signal through a turntable motor. Looks dangerous.