Pictures!

[duck_arse]

now many dynacomps does a person need?

[ElectricDruid]

now many dynacomps does a person need?

I think it depends if they're in a forest where no-one can hear them, doesn't it?

[fowl]

now many dynacomps does a person need?

Simple math.  It's the number of CA3080s one has, x1.

What else are you gonna do, build a Ross?

Hippies.

Edit:  I did box that one up.  There was a finish flaw on the top of the box so I took that as an excuse to do a light relic.  Crappy pictures:

[Aviator18]

Another completed pedal. This is a Mad Bean Retrograde. Had to use Rean long bushing 1/4" jacks for clearance around the transformer. Luckily I had two lying around that I had ordered from Amtique Electronic Supply.

[fowl]

Octavia?

Well yeah, duh.

[Aviator18]

Reconstructed my first pedal which I had forgotten the LED. I had to use Lumberg 1/4" jacks to make room for the LED. It is now ready to add to my pedal board.

[ElectricDruid]

Oooh, like that! Nice work!

[jmwreck]

Here's my Blueberry Bass OD








and the Barbershop

[Kipper4]

Here's my Blueberry Bass OD
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Slick. Love the matching knobs.......

[Blooze]

Babylon Fuzz using 2N2222A's and 1N914's on a switch. First time messing with tag board. I like it because it reminds me of amp building. And my artistic ability never progressed after the 1st grade so there is that as well.

[bluebunny]

Nice one, Shane.  I do like a bit of tag board.   

[niektb]

New build! Space Spiral Clone w/ custom designed pcb, great noise machine 

[ElectricDruid]

Nice one, Shane.  I do like a bit of tag board.   

+1 nice.

I like a bit of tag board too. One day I'm going to build something with tagboard *and* a microprocessor in, just 'cos.

[Toy Sun]

DuoCast from Pedal PCB. Amazing sounding pedal!

Going for the vintage Neve vibe...
The box is laser etched and the type is paint filled. That was over 2 weeks of testing and practice runs (on the bottom of the box.
The grey knobs are NOS Textronix which I had to: drill out, get set screws, which I had to cut to length, and then make the centers, as there was no plastic insert. But, they were expensive!
The indicator lights are totally self fabricated. I ended up making a bunch extra, so that was nice. Not totally proud of the guts, but it all works.

[vigilante397]

I decided to start doing a Christmas PCB each year from now on, so this is my "first annual" It's not perfect as I was in a hurry to get it ordered so I would get it back before Christmas, but the next one will be better. It's an ATMega328p and 18 LEDs running on a CR2032, the battery lasts about 10 hours.





And I don't think I can embed non-youtube video, but here's a quick clip of the light show: https://www.instagram.com/p/CXu3Z2ujR-U/

[Jarno]

Nice!

[marcelomd]

Nice! A Christmas themed Epilepsy tester =)

Seriously. Great idea and execution.

[pacealot]

I am terrible at finishing any projects, but the seasonal pressure finally forced me to complete a pedal each for a pair of friends:








A relatively standard triangularly-inspired Muff with a 3-position tone cap switch, and a double FF with both germanium and silicon circuits plus a couple of Easy Face- and Fulltone '70-derived mods. Both FF circuits used together are surprisingly quite useful and musical. And I've never built anything that could accept external power before, so the Muff was something of a personal milestone...

[kaycee]

Another Bajaman Trembulator, amp tremolo. Wood veneer face with copper plate, alcohol ink sides.

[Toy Sun]

Love it! Tell us more about the alcohol ink sides. Process?

Thanks,
John