Pictures!

[vigilante397]

So this is something I built forever ago and finally got around to boxing over the weekend. I call it "Pre-Verb," it's my 6N16B tube-powered BTDR reverb design. The top graphic was supposed to be a visual representation of what reverb is, but it didn't turn out very clear. Oh well Also my first build trying out the embedded LED 3PDT. I kind of like them, but double the price of regular 3PDTs means probably not something I'll use for every build.

[bluebunny]

Lovely stuff, Bunny. Keep up the good work!

Thanks Tom.  Got your Digidelay near the top of the pile to do next!

[bluebunny]

Nice one.  Also on my list, somewhat further down the list from Tom's Digidelay...

[slashandburn]

Digging in and getting my Vibe on.  ROG Tri-Vibe thats in the midst of an enclosure crisis. Sounds good enough that I'll likely be ordering a new box for it soon. Also a Bad Stone phaser that's been sitting on my shelf for about 6 months needing boxed up. All those wires were pretty intimidating, not to mention it being one of those "unverified" Tagboard layouts. I guess you could say it's still unverified, mines only seems to work in Vibe mode ^{fixed! Was missing  a 10uF cap.} Time for a pint I think. Cheers!

[akc19732]

And now for something completely different!  (For me, at least...)  I bought a handful of tagboard and thought I'd give it a go.  This is what I came up with...

First off is a Tube Reamer (runoffgroove.com):




And next up are a Stratoblaster booster and an Electra distortion:





I, um, "borrowed" some colour toner from work (),  but I'm still getting used to putting transparent colour on top of a painted background (monochrome on top of colour is much easier).  So I bought myself a colour laser printer on Friday so I can practise!   

Anyway, quite enjoying the look and feel of the chunky components.  Might do some more.

I love the Tube Reamer with the Tube Map on it. Brilliant!

[thermionix]

I love the Tube Reamer with the Tube Map on it.

I didn't catch that.  You know here they're called subways.  Well not here, but up in NYC where they exist.  Here a subway is a crappy sandwich shop.

[bluebunny]

I love the Tube Reamer with the Tube Map on it. Brilliant!

Thanks.  It follows a theme.  Here's the other one I did a while back:

[EBK]

I love the Tube Reamer with the Tube Map on it.

I didn't catch that.  You know here they're called subways.  Well not here, but up in NYC where they exist.  Here a subway is a crappy sandwich shop.

In the DC region, we call our trains "the metro", and subway is likewise only used to refer to the crappy sandwich corporation.  They did help a fat pedophile lose a bunch of weight once though, so I guess they got that going for them. 

[rankot]

Soul Preacher. Unfortunately UV printers screwed this box a little 

[vigilante397]

Two finished builds in one week, new record for me This is the Dirt Button, simple medium-gain tube overdrive with 6N17B, Baxandall tone stack, and fancy glowing 3PDT ring.





Tube-side guts, taken before boxing because I don't want to have to remove it ever The guts are 99% SMD, but the circuit was simple enough I could get away with 16mm pots.

[bluebunny]

Another great build, Nathan.    Was there a schematic for this one?

[temol]

Another hi-gain pre, this time with BJT transistors. Samples from a breadboard version - soundcloud1, soundcloud2.
Schematic



T.

[rankot]

Very nice!

[Elijah-Baley]

Nice hi-gain pedal!
Maybe I wrong, but the gain pot seems don't do so much.

[bean]

Much work, but worth it.

[storyboardist]

Been working on this one a while and finally got it boxed up last weekend. It's my take on the EQD Palisades, but without the boost option, since I wanted to squeeze it into a 125B. I used some 1P6T rotary switches for the bandwidth and clipping controls. Ended up adding another option to the bandwidth switch (Palisades has 5) since you can't limit the number of poles with the minis like you can with the large plastic Alpha rotaries. The rest of the circuit isn't that large, so it came together pretty neatly after that. Because of the rotary/daughterboard combo I had to use long leg PCB mount pots to get all the controls on the same level.

Here's the daughter boards and mini rotaries:





Guts:



Enclosure:



All buttoned up:

[temol]

Much work, but worth it.

I like the artwork on a "head trip". Any detalils how it's done?

T.

[bluebunny]

Much work, but worth it.

To quote Ron Weasley: "That's bloody brilliant!"   

[ElectricDruid]

Lovely stuff, Bunny. Keep up the good work!

Thanks Tom.  Got your Digidelay near the top of the pile to do next!

Hey, don't worry. I'm not holding my breath!

Wait till you see how long the FilterFX takes!...

[bean]

I like the artwork on a "head trip". Any detalils how it's done?

TY. Artwork in Photoshop then just PNP transfer and etch to copper clad. I pulled the paisley pattern off a royalty free site and added the rest.