Pictures!

[jonathan perez]

HELOOOOOOOOO NURSE! ^^^^^^^ 

anyways, heres another batch of wahs...i guess i should post some gut shots too!, right?...nah, ill keep that stuff secret. 

any questions? 

Awwww... the mutant babies are out of the lab!

"dont know what to say the monkeys wont do"

[Nikolay]

My latest gadget: Passive selector fo balanced and unbalanced outputs

[Zakalwe]

Muff Booster using a 2n2222A. Has a nice light responsive overdrive effect and boosts really well. The white specks are flash artifacts.

[John Lyons]

Here are some of my newest ones.


A dual effect. Distortion and wah/resonant filter
Bubinga and sapel wood.


State Variable Filter with foot control. Covered in Python skin of course!

John

[christobean]

is there a naked snake slithering around on account of that pedal? 

[343 Salty Beans]

Let's hope some PETA nut doesn't chime in 

[$uperpuma]

these are PETA nuts.... these are UN-PETA nuts....

[John Lyons]

Well I'm not too happy about using some animals skin but I'm not really sure where this skin came from beyond ebay. I'd like to think that it was obtained without needlessly killing the snake.

John

[Snuffy]

When you make expression pedals for stompboxes like that, how do you keep the wiring length to minimal?
... the wires from the expression pot go back into the stompbox, right?

[pi22seven]

I'm a member of PETA and I have no probs with that snake pedal. In fact I think it kicks all kinds of butt!

Gotta go write the People Eating Tasty Animals newsletter now.

[zeta55]

Hi.
Here's my latest build. It's the Sweet feets distortion. I've built it with the mod from this topic from Stephens build. http://www.diystompboxes.com/smfforum/index.php?topic=48150.0
Soundclip can be found here: http://media.putfile.com/Sweet-feets



/Krister

[dano12]

This thread continues to be an inspiration for me. Lots of folks doing fanstastic and creative things. Here's my contribution for the week, the Four Knob Rat with various clipping options.

[ryanscissorhands]

Here's the obligatory "How'd you do that graphic?" - question.

So. . . how'd you do that graphic?

[343 Salty Beans]

When you make expression pedals for stompboxes like that, how do you keep the wiring length to minimal?
... the wires from the expression pot go back into the stompbox, right?

That's right. You just wire up the pot lugs from the expression pedal to the place where the wires for the replaced pot would normally go. In a longer instance (if the stompbox and expression pedal were a long ways away), you'd use stereo jacks (mono, if the pot was wired as a voltage divider rather than a series resistor) and a cable in place of the wires.

I'd imagine since that the expression pedal and pedal look attached to the same board, he just ran wires...although knowing basicaudio and the way he makes everything pretty, maybe he took a thick wood washer and ran the through that or something...

[dano12]

Here's the obligatory "How'd you do that graphic?" - question.
So. . . how'd you do that graphic?

Inkjet glossy sticker paper. Design it, print it out, let it dry, trim it to fit and stick it on. I usually clearcoat it with 3-4 coats of gloss polyurethane to finish it up.

[andy123]

nothing as slick as the finishes above but here's my finished ruby...

I call it the Ruby Jean 

Andy

[markm]

Andy.....That's great!

[bancika]

your ruby looks very cool andy!

[tiges_ tendres]

nothing as slick as the finishes above but here's my finished ruby...

I call it the Ruby Jean 

Andy

I just smiled big time after seeing that.

Reminds me of those awesome mini selmer amps from the 60's

[dano12]

nothing as slick as the finishes above but here's my finished ruby...

I call it the Ruby Jean 

Andy

that is quite nice! Love the knob color choice. Thumb's up!