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dminner wrote:Thanks man! Yeah, a lot of people really seem to like the synth enclosure. I actually posted on my FB page the other day that I plan to make a batch of those enclosures for DIY-ers if I can find 5 people that want one. It houses the parasit studio guitar synth circuit
How much would they be? I'm prob down. I was thinking about getting one or two more pcbs from him soon anyway, after I finish the ITU.
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Here is my take on a classic Fuzz, which is the first designed and gonna be sold under the name "Base Artica Zebra - FZ01 MKI".

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pickdropper wrote:Phase90 and CE-2 in the same box. Switching jacks so the pedals can be used independently if desired.

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Wow. Great work
pickdropper wrote:This is a Buzzaround 1590a build

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Fucking beyond clean

cloudscapes wrote:Not pedal.. :eek:

Part warmoth, part stuff found elsewhere. Body was entirely finished by hand. A couple small blemishes and bits where I ate through the lacquer a bit, but I'm happy how it looks! Pickups are seymour duncan pearly gates, have the mini switches setup to toggle between parallel, series and single coil, and did some hack drill-press routing to add the pickup selector toggle!

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UglyCasanova wrote:Looks super clean! Loving the finish on that body! :thumb:

Seriously. I've been wanting to build something with a similar look.
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This one is a BAT Pharaoh for a friend, he's a big Kurt Russell fan!

Etched then painted with a colour fade then masked and painted again!

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cloudscapes wrote:I'd been using this flux pen
https://www.sparkfun.com/products/retired/8967
sparkfun discontinued it because it was deemed too hazardous. hmm.

I don't use flux on the crystal either, but using it on the chip was enough. even swabbing it afterwards with qtip and a bit of cleaner didn't fix it. It took literally a cleaner bath to fix..

It's still not super clear if it's just the crystal that's sensitive to this flux, or the FV-1, or both. But at least now it's working.
Yeah, it's not intuitive, but water based fluxes must always be cleaned from the board. I've seen this happen in production environments, too.

I would recommend the Kester RMA 186 flux pen. They work great. You can clean the flux if you want it to look nice, but it's OK to leave it on the board. Mouser (and many other places) sell it:

http://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Kes ... dYpfi6k%3d
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That Plissken box is crazy!
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https://youtu.be/w1pf0HEkEoI
Here's a quick video of a fuzz pedal i've designed
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Mini Roth Love Squeeze.

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This is a 4-knob Ross Compressor.

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Love the etch going off the sides like that
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the goddamn lazer etches on those is something else....

In other news Ive built my first pedal in months (unless you count ILFSS2015)

Real life took over a lot this year, but its the holidays now and I had some time to work on this today.
Its the project for the RM Voodoo vibe from Brejna called the Pangea, or in this case Voodoo Viber

The project was quite hefty after a long layoff but it fired up first time.
I decided against a "flavour" rotary to switch out the phase shift capacitors in favour of simply socketing them
Ive only managed to try the "Brejna" variation of the 4 caps thus far, but it sounds pretty cool. I look forward to experimenting more with this!

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Did you design the circuit board?
Because that's seriously a nice design right there.
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jrfox92 wrote:Did you design the circuit board?
Because that's seriously a nice design right there.
No a dude called Brejna did. And yes it's beautiful
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Rehoused my Dano Corned Beef, finally!

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