Pictures!

[darron]

Also, the design was done by painting the enclosure black and hitting it with a 45W laser cutter to vapourize the paint, leaving bare metal letters behind. Clear coat makes it shiny.  School got a new laser cutter. I guess thats cheating.  Sorry guys.

That's not cheating at all. I think it sounds like an interesting technique for labeling!

that's how I do all of my pedals

you can always take it a step further and do photos and textures etc.... check out my custom builds page: http://www.dazatronyx.com/custom-shop/

[John Lyons]

Guild Foxey Lady with Midrange knob and diode lift at Q1 (Jumbo Tone Bender)
Toneczar style...(guy wanted it that way).

[Govmnt_Lacky]

John. Truely awesome work as always.

Correct me if I am wrong but, the way you have the power switching wired up in this box; even if you are using wall wart power... you WILL NOT get power to the circuit without the input jack installed... RIGHT?

Also, How did you do the labeling? Is it etched PCB or is that etched right on the enclosure? Looks almost too thin to be PCB.

[Perrow]

Ever thought about doing a special order for battery connectors with two black cables? 

[John Lyons]

Ever thought about doing a special order for battery connectors with two black cables?
At least there are some other red bits in there to match. 

Correct me if I am wrong but, the way you have the power switching wired up in this box;
even if you are using wall wart power... you WILL NOT get power to the circuit without the
input jack installed... RIGHT?
Correct. Why would you need power without the input plug inserted anyway?
The control plate is aluminum and it was etched.

[Ronsonic]

Correct me if I am wrong but, the way you have the power switching wired up in this box;
even if you are using wall wart power... you WILL NOT get power to the circuit without the
input jack installed... RIGHT?
Correct. Why would you need power without the input plug inserted anyway?

I look at it the other way around, why would you need to preserve power if you're using a DC supply.

Great looking pedals.

[Joecool85]

Also, the design was done by painting the enclosure black and hitting it with a 45W laser cutter to vapourize the paint, leaving bare metal letters behind. Clear coat makes it shiny.  School got a new laser cutter. I guess thats cheating.  Sorry guys.

That's not cheating at all. I think it sounds like an interesting technique for labeling!

I think it sounds like an AWESOME technique for labeling! 

[Dr.maligno]

hi at all from spain.
here my last builds.











box of metal





jj´s submini, it´s not a pedal, but looks like.





vilolent distorsion




cheers.

[Barcode80]

Slightly modded Robin Trower OD:

[tuckster]

hi at all from spain.
here my last builds.

Hi Dr.maligno,

this is a very cool box, I think I saw it somewhere in this forum before
Rape and Scream, very nice, what labels do the other knobs have?

The amp is very nice too!

~tuck

[Taylor]

Here's my build of The Tone God's "Christine" on the new PCB I did. This is an incredibly fun, strange beast. I was going for a bit of a "dredged up from the bottom of the sea" look with the finish, and I like how it came out. The board is designed for normal 1/4w resistors but I just happened to only have 1/8w at the time.

Some more photos here:
http://musicpcb.com/wp-content/gallery/buildphotos/christine-side-angle2.jpg
http://musicpcb.com/wp-content/gallery/buildphotos/christine-front-dark2.jpg

[StereoKills]

hi at all from spain.
here my last builds.

Awesome box! Is that etched?

[Pigyboy]

First Angel etch attempt. I missed a few spots with the nail enamel and got some little unwanted pits.

hi at all from spain.

Hey Dr. Maligno,
Great work. Did you form the cage for your little amp? I like it. Where in Spain are you? I am over in Denia.

[~arph]

Ah Denia, I spent a week there over fifteen years back.Nice weather, great oranges  The best I ever had, straight from the trees

[Govmnt_Lacky]

Hey Chris.... Long time no see. 

[solderman]

Hi
Some times things take a little longer than you expected. This project was meant for the 666 competition. But a slow delivery of the small pot's crashed that plan. But better late then never. So here folks, meet The "Boogie Man" Its, as you might suspect a Dr. Boogie only in a slight smaller costume than you usually find him.

The paper decals is to be changed for water slides soon.




Soundsample:
http://solderman.fatabur.se/DR_Bogie/DB.mp3

[blooze_man]

Boggieman lol. Awesome work Solderman, as always

[tasos]

hey guys....where can i get mini pots from?[i mean small pots like the ones in the boogie man....]

[blooze_man]

Smallbear

[solderman]

hey guys....where can i get mini pots from?[i mean small pots like the ones in the boogie man....]

Exelent German sites

http://www.banzaimusic.com/Potentiometers/
http://www.musikding.de/index.php/cat/c50_Potentiometers.html/XTCsid/fd7a910ad20ed03921316721eeeb0e47