Pictures!

[Steve Mavronis]

Here's my BSIAB II:

Excellent! I love the coffee theme and your labeling. A very good looking pedal

[arma61]

Hi all!
Here's my BSIAB II:



I hope to become as good as Slade, in this life or in the next one!

WOW, love the "3D" look of the labels, it deserve another appearance on a page's top ! 

BTW for me short, black and half spoon of sugar, thx   

[the3secondrule]

My first pics post - an assortment of stuff that I have built. going for a sorta minimal/industrial aesthetic here  



clockwise from top left:

Ce2 clone; Ge fuzzface, hardwired to max gain, with switchable fat/thin input caps; woolly mammoth; faultline (SFT clone); fuzzfactory, mosfet boost; green ringer w/ filter mod;  "bikini wax" (rams head big muff sans tonestack) from the layout at FSB; madbean aquaboy delay (DM2) with modulation; 4ms phaseur fleur; prunes n custard; noise swash

[Slade]

Hi all!
Here's my BSIAB II:



I hope to become as good as Slade, in this life or in the next one!

WOW, love the "3D" look of the labels, it deserve another appearance on a page's top ! 

BTW for me short, black and half spoon of sugar, thx   

5 spoon of sugar for me! 
Really nice work, Lazerphea, that came out perfectly.

[ayayay!]

My first pics post - an assortment of stuff that I have built. going for a sorta minimal/industrial aesthetic here  



clockwise from top left:

Ce2 clone; Ge fuzzface, hardwired to max gain, with switchable fat/thin input caps; woolly mammoth; faultline (SFT clone); fuzzfactory, mosfet boost; green ringer w/ filter mod;  "bikini wax" (rams head big muff sans tonestack) from the layout at FSB; madbean aquaboy delay (DM2) with modulation; 4ms phaseur fleur; prunes n custard; noise swash

More power to ya mate.  Hey, if it works for Pete Cornish...

[CynicalMan]

My first pics post - an assortment of stuff that I have built. going for a sorta minimal/industrial aesthetic here  



clockwise from top left:

Ce2 clone; Ge fuzzface, hardwired to max gain, with switchable fat/thin input caps; woolly mammoth; faultline (SFT clone); fuzzfactory, mosfet boost; green ringer w/ filter mod;  "bikini wax" (rams head big muff sans tonestack) from the layout at FSB; madbean aquaboy delay (DM2) with modulation; 4ms phaseur fleur; prunes n custard; noise swash

Wow. For some weird reason I really really like the look of those. Nice job.

[maori]

Ah, hell. Let's just look at it again on this page. 

[tiges_ tendres]

Building a Woolly Mammoth!

Interior


Exterior


Powder Coating


Baking


Burning! (only started two fires in the course of this project)


Ooh!  Shiney!


Finished!




Graphics are water slide decals, I also did a powder coating for the clear coat too.  None of the graphics warped in the oven so that was nice!  Main graphic is a printing from a Victorian working museum that only uses printing blocks from that era.  http://www.blistshill.org/index.php

[John Lyons]

Your blood is green as I suspected!
Clear powder over waterslide!! WOah.
So did you powder right over the bare decal?
Laser decal? Looks great!

[tiges_ tendres]

Your blood is green as I suspected!
Clear powder over waterslide!! WOah.
So did you powder right over the bare decal?
Laser decal? Looks great!

I hate spraying aerosols.  I always mess it up, so I thought I would give this a go.  Turns out it works great!

My blood is green, but I've also learned to keep an Aloe plant nearby!

And yes, it is a laser decal. I tried a different brand from a model shop once and it didn't do as well, so I went back to the kind that Small Bear sells.  I apply the decal as you normally would, wait for it to dry, and then powder coat over the top.  Normally I would wipe will alcohol between coats, but that would have completely removed the decal.

The only trick is to make sure you don't have too much of the sticky residue that waterslides leave behind on the enclosure because the glue/residue burns and turns brown when you put it in the oven.  You can see it here on the corner of the box:



I think another coat might have fixed the slight outline you can see on the decals.

[cloudscapes]

5-second looper
with reverse, definable start/end trimming, trim drift/lfo, granular ping-pong, general glitch/stutter/noise stuff
I'll make a video tomorrow

[azrael]

awesome! love your epoxy finishes.

How do you manage to keep them dust free? I always wanted to try, but figure they're much more susceptible to dust particles than spray paint.

[studiostud]

Just did this quick this afternoon.  It's a guitar pickup simulator based on the schem from muzique.com.  Designed a simple PCB and mounted both the switch and transformer.  I would have mounted the pots as well, but I only have pots with lugs at the moment. 

The enclosure was recycled from a used (and washed) tuna can from lunch this afternoon.  The graphic was done in Illustrator. 

[Kearns892]

1/8 In. Input?

[deadastronaut]

Ah, hell. Let's just look at it again on this page. 

@slade, this is not good enough, its flawed... there is a 0.62mm gap in the top right blue led hole...

you need to do quality control...terrible..

[darron]

Ah, hell. Let's just look at it again on this page. 

@slade, this is not good enough, its flawed... there is a 0.62mm gap in the top right blue led hole...

you need to do quality control...terrible..

soo beautiful!


and the presence knob sits a little higher than the rest, but nobody would be suck a dick to point that out on a master's work 
*sigh*... no more of this...

[deadastronaut]

such?...

freudian slip?..

[darron]

such?...

freudian slip?..

that's not right.....

not at all....

i might just step back into the shadows for a while... or edit the quote and ask you what you're going on about?

that's karma...

[MarcoMike]

that made me laugh!! 

I definetly would not s**K a dick to point that out...

[tasos]

ohhh!great!is there a schematic around or this is just your schematic? a looper is a greaat pedal but too expensive on the market!a link of the schematic would be appreciated!