Pictures!

[flanagan0718]

Finished this up a week or so ago. Hamlet Delay with tone and Volume control. Volume is a trimpot mounted to the base plate. Acid etched enclosure by me. Hope you guys like it!





-Mike-

[bluebunny]

@Stevey: What Rich said.   

[Focalized]

Yay I'm building again.

Clusterfuzz. Love it. And one of my nicest builds. Use your color of choice over some Flex Seal.






And old BSIAB with a nice swirl.

[Kipper4]

"Use your color of choice over some Flex Seal. "

What the devil is Flex seal when it's at home?

[rutabaga bob]

Flex-Seal is basically rubber in a spray can, advertised to make holes or seams water-tight. 

[Focalized]

Aaaaaand..... I forgot the LED on the fuzz. 

[hyrk]

my last attempt, for the father of my wife.

[bluebunny]

Apologies in advance for the many pictures, but this is a little bit of a first for me: a multi-fx pedal.  And in a new Hammond box that I'd not seen before - a 1590BX2.  At first I thought it would have endless room inside, but it's quite a squeeze.  Given that I have three pedals in the space of little more than two, that's perhaps not surprising!  Not sure if I'll be doing any more of these, but had to give it a try at least once.   

[rutabaga bob]

Marc: VERY nice!

[Kipper4]

Yer Marc super nice.

[Jdansti]

Nice ones, Focalized, Hyrk and Marc!  Did the three of you coordinate on the gold background? 

[Focalized]

Maestro Fuzz. Lots of hiss. But nice at lower gain.




My second Klone. Use this all the time. Just leave it on really. Works well with muddy fuzzes like the one above.

[usigoya99]

This is my "Reeza FRATzitz"clone.



On a death souce skull.Screwing.
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[duck_arse]

that's a nice looking triple rack, Marc.

[hyrk]

This is my "Reeza FRATzitz"clone.



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Nice ! little drilling problem on the led hole ? ;P

Thx jdantsi !

[electrosonic]

This is a midi controller for a Meeblip Anode synth. The controller puts out a stream of MIDI to control the Meeblip - it has a LCD display to show the current settings and can  access parameters that are accessible only via MIDI. I can also save patches  and access the save/load menu via foot switches.

Its powered by an Arduino Nano. I made a pcb to hold the LCD and the Arduino. Three other boards handle the pots and are multiplexed with CD4052s. The last board contains the MIDI in/out/thru.

Enclosure is a Hammond 1550G that I etched.

I still need to make a MIDI looper pedal to go with this - still thinking about how to do that.







Andrew

[EBK]

Could you say a bit about the bezel around the display?  I've found that cutting rectangular holes in enclosures is one thing, but it is another thing altogether to dress them up.

[electrosonic]

It's cheap rubber u channel off of ebay - I wasn't happy with the hole I cut for the LCD, the u channel hides my sloppy work.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/U-Channel-EPDM-Rubber-Edge-Trim-Protection-Seal-Strip-For-1-5-to-2mm-Metal-Sheet-/281994131930?var=&hash=item41a828f9da
($3 for a meter and free shipping)

Andrew

[lars-musik]

This is really impressive!
All you programmers, arduino-freaks and coders really make me envious!

[lars-musik]

Here's my newest pedal. A King of Tone. Diode clipping symmetrical-asymetrical switch, high-gain switch, internally selectable 9/18V and one of my finest etchings ever!