Finished my second, very pleased

[blackieNYC]

If it was pretty, I'd put it in the build pictures. There've been a few posts about multiple pedals lately:

My Multifuzz II - from the right - Devi Ever Great Destroyer, Ge FF (with input cap panner and ext. bias), Tonebender mk III (with internal bias trim), Mild OD (high band/low band split, fetzer stages and adjustable clipping on highs), para EQ, Corruptor (with fuzz/ringmod blend), and a rebote 2.5 from Tonepad (all others are vero). [edit - this thing draws around 130mA]
The box is discarded rack gear.  Unusually short depth front to back - 112mm/4.3in. That the same as a 1590B.  This is 1 rack unit tall, which is about 30% more than a 1590B.  I have 7 pedals in here - width wise, about 15", it is as wide as 6 and one-third 1590Bs if all their connectors were facing out the rear. They are each individual pad-per-hole perf except the delay. They were built at different times of course, and some lived in a prototype tin for a while. The builds are pretty tight, some of the perf were cut down in size. This particular chassis assembly forced me to move the pedal with the red knobs a little closer to the stomp than some would like, but that doesn't bother me. I could have put a two-knob pedal there.  If I could limit myself to a two-knob build. I will probably label this with a paint pen.
There is a +9volt jack at either end. The Ge stuff uses [shares] a 1044 converter to -9. The switches are daisy chained true bypass with single-ended shielded wire.
I don't play out as much as I used to, and when I do I can use a cab or even the subway and a little hand-truck.  I use a 17"x12"x6" case for pedals. I can fit over 20 pedals in there by stacking two homemade pedalboards, all powered, and wired.

[Kipper4]

I like it Blackie. I love the colourful knobs on the black ground. Very striking.

[blackieNYC]

Thanks! Tried a decal on my first one. Really sucked.

[GibsonGM]

Pretty cool, man.  Nice build!  I can tell it took a lot of time and patience, and probably made you nuts wiring the bypasses, LOL...

[a2music]

That's some serious Mad Scientist stuff there. Bravo! I've tried to get motivated to make anything greater than two circuits in one box to no avail. Hats off to you!


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[Mark Hammer]

No wonder we get along so well.  Delightful!

[Elijah-Baley]

Great!
I wonder when I will do something like that.

[Quackzed]

for gods sake man!!!  write a will before you accidentally turn 'em all on at once!!! 

[anotherjim]

Very cool.
Is that tails & bypass switches on the left for the delay -  one behind the other? If so it's a great idea, new to me.

[blackieNYC]

Glad you asked - it's even cooler than that.  One is actually TB, the other switches between delay time pot one and pot two. Always wanted to do that. I could have skipped the pots altogether and have it switch between 300ms and 50 ms via internal trimmers. 2 fer 1!  I find this imminently more valuable than tails. I always have a pedal on so I'd rather have TB.
I put them close cause I didn't want to give up another pedal just for the space. Stepping on them is easy - set the time switch to the one you don't want next, then step on them both to a- engage the pedal and b-turn on the preferred delay time.  Or you can ballet-point it.  Led for on/off and one for long/short (or a/b). Always wanted to do this.