Pictures!

[daverdave]

Just finished this today, it's a stripped down Intersound IVP with two of the parametric eq sections which can be switched between two bands. I got UV printed enclosures from JD music, it's the first time I've done artwork properly so I'm pretty happy with it. My photogrtaphy skills need some work.

[captaincoconut]

Finished this Zonk Machine clone over the Christmas days. Printing done @Tayda.

[garcho]

^ cool late 70s/early 80s look! (I hope that's not offensive, it's a compliment in my book ) And bravo outsourcing the printing, nice job.

Their rates look reasonable, too. Nice to see it came it out well. Those printers are $15k+, some are nearly $100k, cool to have a group-funded DIY resource (group as in their customer base) that would normally be far out of range for anyone but trust funders and investment bankers, not too many of those in the diy stompbox house, I'm guessing.

And nice work as well Dave U., that's a handsome pedal, looks a little bit like those Eventide factor series pedals, bravo

[vigilante397]

Those printers are $15k+, some are nearly $100k, cool to have a group-funded DIY resource (group as in their customer base) that would normally be far out of range for anyone but trust funders and investment bankers, not too many of those in the diy stompbox house, I'm guessing.

I have a "low-end" model UV printer, you can get them for about $3k. Doesn't make sense for everyone, but I do a lot of build volume and it makes sense for me to have one in-house.

To clarify I'm not a trust funder or investment banker, but I found a profitable niche with my pedals

Love this, very tidy inside and out.

[vigilante397]

I don't think I've posted any of these on here, but I'm starting to get more demand for them. Orange AD200B preamp with a 6N21B tube in a 1590B. Powdercoat, UV print, SMD, blah blah blah





When the light hits the solder flux just right

[captaincoconut]

^ cool late 70s/early 80s look! (I hope that's not offensive, it's a compliment in my book ) And bravo outsourcing the printing, nice job.

Their rates look reasonable, too. Nice to see it came it out well. Those printers are $15k+, some are nearly $100k, cool to have a group-funded DIY resource (group as in their customer base) that would normally be far out of range for anyone but trust funders and investment bankers, not too many of those in the diy stompbox house, I'm guessing.

I wasn't going for an era specific look (well, the logo is a slightly modified version of the original), but now that you say it I can't unsee it.

Love this, very tidy inside and out.

Thank you, love your build as well!

[duck_arse]

Finished this Zonk Machine clone over the Christmas days. Printing done @Tayda.

I like those knobs - I've only ever seen them [many years ago] in white.

[patrick398]

When/if tayda start offering a PCB fab service along with the parts, enclosures, drilling, powdercoating, and silk screening, we're going to have to change the name of this forum to taydastompboxes.com 

[captaincoconut]

Finished this Zonk Machine clone over the Christmas days. Printing done @Tayda.

I like those knobs - I've only ever seen them [many years ago] in white.

They are Cliff FC1610 knobs in case you want to buy some.

[rankot]

6N17B-V based bass preamp. Had some trouble fixing SMPS, but Dexter helped me. Still have a little noise issue - when input is grounded, it is dead quiet, but when guitar or bass is plugged in, there is some buzz - not strong, but I'll be more happy without it. Maybe because it's not boxed, so I will try to put it into enclosure and see what happens.

Mary Christmas and Happy New 2021 to everyone!

[bamslam69]

Finally finished the pedal I started back in February (when I was in isolation awaiting a negative Covid test result)
BMP NYC edition.
My carefactor definitely reflects in the enclosure art, but considering I've got shaky hands I think it looks cool.
Likes go out to anyone who can identify the car. (copied off a google image - I have an idea what it is).

[davent]

Finally finished the pedal I started back in February (when I was in isolation awaiting a negative Covid test result)
BMP NYC edition.
My carefactor definitely reflects in the enclosure art, but considering I've got shaky hands I think it looks cool.
Likes go out to anyone who can identify the car. (copied off a google image - I have an idea what it is).

1967 Plymouth Fury sedan...

...maybe...

I like your rendition!
dave

[willienillie]

cop car

[duck_arse]

goat.

pontiac parisienne?

[bamslam69]

Finally finished the pedal I started back in February (when I was in isolation awaiting a negative Covid test result)
BMP NYC edition.
My carefactor definitely reflects in the enclosure art, but considering I've got shaky hands I think it looks cool.
Likes go out to anyone who can identify the car. (copied off a google image - I have an idea what it is).

1967 Plymouth Fury sedan...

...maybe...

I like your rendition!
dave

Thanks Dave. It's what I thought. Not many with vertical twin headlights.

[deadastronaut]

wheres the 3mm warm white led headlights?...and red n blue 3mm's on top...

[duck_arse]

that plymouth looks so much like a Valiant Pacer, except when you look at pacer pictures. none with double overheadlights.

[bamslam69]

wheres the 3mm warm white led headlights?...and red n blue 3mm's on top...

I know! Honestly didn't think about it till after I drilled that nasty big 5mm led!
I'll see what I can do to it at some point. I found some smaller 3mm led mounts afterwards

[Rob Strand]

*NOT* my pedal but a cool idea,

[deadastronaut]

wheres the 3mm warm white led headlights?...and red n blue 3mm's on top...

I know! Honestly didn't think about it till after I drilled that nasty big 5mm led!
I'll see what I can do to it at some point. I found some smaller 3mm led mounts afterwards

cool..no need for mounts, just 3mm hole, and a little glue around the edge of the hole, pop in the led...
i havent used led bezels for years now...