Pictures!

[CynicalMan]

Do drugs play a large part in your home life by any chance...?

Nope, although I won't speak for my interior designer.  

[rossp6304]

Here is my first pedal build.  I didn't take any guts shots (what was I thinking).

Its a double A/B switch, two A/B's in one case. Very simple, but very useful.

[John Lyons]

[Taylor]

Always like your PCB layouts, John. Getting everything into nice neat rows on a single sided board isn't easy, but looks so much nicer to me than everything going every which way or resistors standing on end. Your stuff is also fantastically priced for the work you put into the insides and outsides.

[guitarmageddon]

Hey! I like those brushes! Did you use Cinema 4D for the pedal?

Thanks, I'm glad someone liked it. There were no brushes involved however, it's a real photo of a real pedal.
Here's the original, it's sitting on a mossy patch of cement outside my work shop.



It strikes me a little odd that having an interesting background should provoke such a response. I've always admired, along with the builds themselves, the use of light, manipulation of depth of feild and textural contrast in the of pictures by Mr Lyons, for instance.

All I've done here was use a control on my old digital camera edit program to 'shift' the color. I thought the red gave it a 'mood' that better matched it's sound. As the pedal is black it remained virtualy unchanged.
The follow-up posters have all gone to much more trouble than I did, and certainly exhibited photoshoping skills that far exceed my own.

It has certainly amused me to provoke a response.

If there has been any inferrence there are no guts, here they are. I didn't post them before because I thought almost everyone here has seen a muff before...prehaps I assumed too much

[phector2004]

John, those knobs are the best! They're my new favorite knobs. I recently used them on my Bad Stone build, and they've got the right footprint and provide enough mechanical advantage for even a socked foot to easily adjust on the go

Any issues with Vol at 3:00 and Tone at 9:00? I ended up doing a horizontal pedal cause of that

Anyways, great looking pedal, as usual!

[Earthscum]

It has certainly amused me to provoke a response.

Lol... I gotta say, at least you have a good sense of humor... I would've grounded myself from the computer for a week because I know I would say something that lands in the "flame" territory. (not really... I'd probably just say it and slap myself later when the edit permissions expire).

If there has been any inferrence there are no guts, here they are. I didn't post them before because I thought almost everyone here has seen a muff before...prehaps I assumed too much

Naw, we've seen a million, and one. What we like to see are how other people do things... remember, that wiring is just as beautiful as the case, and very much more, in your build. Seriously, that's some damn nice guts!!!

[blooze_man]

Run out of brown wire?

[Slade]

Run out of brown wire?

He might just have lost his brown from his photoshop colour palette. He must be frustrated... I would be.

[darron]

i just came home to a great laugh! thanks guys!


the photo was trippy... didn't say i didn't like it!

[guitarmageddon]

Thanks David and Darron.
Here are a few of my small builds,

The 'Gnome Bender'



Sili Face

 

and a Meat Head on plywood...

[Taylor]

and a Meat Head on plywood...

Love it! (And your backgrounds are great)

[skatman]

here's my latest creation :  boost pedal...with scenery...

Love it -  you should put a patent on that one  classic  !

cheers Paul

[skatman]

Love it!

This pedal looks arwsome Darren nice work   

Cheers Paul 

[~arph]

Beautiful as always! but I do see the volume and mid knobs intefering  I thought you were all about perfection 

[deadastronaut]

It has certainly amused me to provoke a response.


@guitarmaggedon...i was only having a laugh!....i thought it was funny, i was in stitches drawing that boost!... ....

great builds ...and scenery guys!...

[deadastronaut]

here's my latest creation :  boost pedal...with scenery...

Love it -  you should put a patent on that one  classic  !

cheers Paul

cheers paul, it took ages to design, and get just right, it sounds totally rubbish though....
i'm going to do a run of 30.000 of them, to sell.....

[Greenmachine]

@Rossp:

Try mounting your AB switcher with bike chain link instead.  You won't get those sharp edges sticking out.

[darron]

i just posted videos for these in the vids thread. but here's some cool photos for some pedals i helped shaun klinger out with:

[John Lyons]

Always like your PCB layouts, John. Getting everything into nice neat rows on a single sided board isn't easy, but looks so much nicer to me than everything going every which way or resistors standing on end. Your stuff is also fantastically priced for the work you put into the insides and outsides.

Thank you sir! You're no slouch with layouts either. 
The one resistor on end is a modification to the board for the mids
just to keep humble. 

Slade said:
He might just have lost his brown from his photoshop colour palette. He must be frustrated... I would be.
Damn! You got it. It IS so frustrating. 
I'm on a black wire kick as of late. Plenty of brown wire left in stock, fear not!

Beautiful as always! but I do see the volume and mid knobs intefering 
icon_eek I thought you were all about perfection  Grin

If you look close you can see the points of the larger knobs have been ground down flat.
The knobs do not touch at all. They are a bit close to the top though. 

Thanks guys.