Pictures!

[Filament]

Here's my Bildger-Ohnklon trem done with MarkM's layout.  I added a mod that lets you control the speed with your foot via an LDR. 

[Renegadrian]

For Omega;

http://www.runoffgroove.com/omega.html

i think he means the graphic

Yeah, nice. Source for that?

and i think he did it himself
wouldn't be to hard to do

Well, there are some things that aren't good to do by ourselves...
(sorry...)


Yeah, good graphic, but I remember a double d with a Jenna J pic on it...That's the one I'd really love to "stomp" 

[remmelt]

Here's my Bildger-Ohnklon trem done with MarkM's layout.  I added a mod that lets you control the speed with your foot via an LDR. 

That's really cool. How well does it work? Is that stage ready? Does it work in low light situations? So many questions. Do you have a separate topic for this? I'm very interested.

[ambulancevoice]

i meant, that he DESIGNED it himself

[Insanekane]

Huh, I surely didn't draw it.   
Nice picture (desktop wallpaper), ohm-sign and couple hours of editing.
And way you go. 

[Gila_Crisis]

finally i finished my Echo Base, built on vero i just modded it to have it True Bypass, without the tails/boss switch option (but who knows, i got another PT2399 laying around, so maybe a second one may follw... )
btw THANK you so much Slacker for this design, it sound really awesome!!!!

[Valoosj]

Nice build. You should try the extra time mod though. It's very good.

[Gila_Crisis]

Nice build. You should try the extra time mod though. It's very good.

i don't know, i must play it a bit more, btw already so alone it got a really wide delay time! (i read about 700ms in the echo base post).
btw what feedback resistor did you used? on mine the 20k seams to low, it already self-oscillate before 3/4 of the feedback pot!!!! which i think it's a bit too much! 

[Valoosj]

I changed it, but forgot the value. Probably 50k or something. But it was necessary because mine started the oscillation at 1/4th of the pot with the extra time mod.

[ambulancevoice]

Huh, I surely didn't draw it.   

clearly

[Berger]

my first swirl.
I'll have to keep working on the sides...but I do like the drip affect.

Inside is a MXR Blue box, layout via tonepad.

I really like it and am looking forward to trying it with my ebow

[frequencycentral]

Just finished my Pepper Shredder:

[dschwartz]

 

just AMAZING!!!!!!

i love those little tubes!!!

[slacker]

That's great Rick

How the hell did you cut those slots in the side so neatly?

[frequencycentral]

That's great Rick

How the hell did you cut those slots in the side so neatly?

Thanks slacker. The slots were actually a happy accident. I originally planned for three circular 5 mm holes in a line. I screwed it up - they didn't line up at all! So I got the files out and spent a happy afternoon gently and patiently changing the three holes into slots. To be honest it was a tedious nightmare - like breaking out of Alcatraz with a nail file. The result looks way better than the holes would have looked - even if I had lined them up correctly.

[scanlory]

My third build, a Tube Screamer TS808 w/ Keeley mods that I built for a friend.  I'll be sad to see it go.   

He'll be happy to get it though! 



And some gut shots (I had to butcher the Neutrik jacks to get that board to fit....I need to work on laying out cases more)

[ambulancevoice]

wow cool
hows it sound?
and are the tubes soldered to the board?
6111? (edit: nevermind, just looked at the box in the picture)

[frequencycentral]

wow cool
hows it sound?
and are the tubes soldered to the board?
6111?

Thanks Alex - sounds very cool. More refined than the Valvecaster.

Yes the two 6111 tubes are soldered directly to the board. 

EDIT: Hey nobody mentioned the cool blue LED! It's 5mm, I drilled a 4.5mm hole, the LED is mounted on the circuit board and sits in the hole below the graphic - no cut out. The graphic isn't waterslide - I find that they stretch when you apply them - so you lose any straight edges. So now I'm printing a reverse image (that way the ink is better protected) onto inkjet OHP (overhead projector) film - it's quite stiff. After printing I give the back (with the image on) a few layers of clearcoat, wait a while and lay it on the pedal when it's still a little tacky - it adheres well, then you can clearcoat over the top.

[dschwartz]

wow cool
hows it sound?
and are the tubes soldered to the board?
6111?

Thanks Alex - sounds very cool. More refined than the Valvecaster.

Yes the two 6111 tubes are soldered directly to the board. 

EDIT: Hey nobody mentioned the cool blue LED! It's 5mm, I drilled a 4.5mm hole, the LED is mounted on the circuit board and sits in the hole below the graphic - no cut out. The graphic isn't waterslide - I find that they stretch when you apply them - so you lose any straight edges. So now I'm printing a reverse image (that way the ink is better protected) onto inkjet OHP (overhead projector) film - it's quite stiff. After printing I give the back (with the image on) a few layers of clearcoat, wait a while and lay it on the pedal when it's still a little tacky - it adheres well, then you can clearcoat over the top.

cool technique!..by the way,... try to use a better camera please! i can´t see the details!

[jacobyjd]

Hey guys, this is definitely not a finished project, but I just finished mounting the controls for my Blue Squeezer (Orange Squeezer into modded Blue Box) and I was excited that everything fit so well--this is my first time putting together a project w/ this many controls 

I used SmartDraw to make a drilling template, then punched and drilled the holes, using a round file to finish them off. Hopefully I'll get the rest of the parts for this project by the end of the week...in the meantime, I'll be shooting on a coat of blue, then working on the layout for the labels. Hopefully I'll get a chance to post the finished project soon