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Started by Hal, August 23, 2005, 01:58:47 PM

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Swamp

Nice etch insanekane! :)

Dr.maligno


knealebrown

big muff?  ;)




saying that though could be a four knob rat or a fuzz........ok ill stop!


either way it needs a trim
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Taylor

I'm betting something "woollier"...

Ben N

Woolly Mammoth, then?
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Sirppi


Willybomb

QuoteWoolly Mammoth, then?
I was thinking "Hairy Muff"

drhulsey

Quote from: Insanekane on April 02, 2011, 04:19:36 AM
BSIAB 2...
Can you give us some insight as to your etching technique?

drhulsey

Quote from: knealebrown on March 28, 2011, 11:39:01 AM... Built and designed a buffered bypass unit for my dissertation im calling the 'integrated transport system' 
A multichannel looper is my preferred way to use multiple pedals. I've never seen so many options as you've put in this masterpiece! I would give you an A+++.

davent

Slade's  gold standard etching tutorial can be found here. http://www.diystompboxes.com/smfforum/index.php?topic=80962.0

dave
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sst4270

Hey Tim,

Nice to see you over here from TAG.

-Steve

Insanekane

Quote from: drhulsey on April 04, 2011, 08:40:27 PM
Quote from: Insanekane on April 02, 2011, 04:19:36 AM
BSIAB 2...
Can you give us some insight as to your etching technique?

I do it like MarkM shows in his tutorial.
But because I have ruined so many enclosures with normal etches that uses big covered areas, I moved to reverse etchings.
Means that "normally", text and pictures are etched, but in this case, those are the things that remain untouched.
For me it works better that way and the result has less flaws.
I like to use some swirls, edges or/ and some patterns to keep the sandingblock away from etched & painted surface.
And you also need really strong etchant so that all the magic happens quicly. Othervise all patterns in the middle of enclosure comes out really shallow, but corners go too deep.

Celery_Strat


Perrow

My eyes might be fooling with me, but it looks like those knobs might interfere with each other at certain settings, or don't they?
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tasos

Quote from: Perrow on April 05, 2011, 02:10:46 PM
My eyes might be fooling with me, but it looks like those knobs might interfere with each other at certain settings, or don't they?
so from this pedal is this what you noticed?this pedal rocks! ;D

Perrow

Quote from: tasos on April 05, 2011, 02:47:09 PM
so from this pedal is this what you noticed?this pedal rocks! ;D

Well, swirls aren't really my thing so, yes, this is what I notice ;)

But it IS a nice looking pedal, and would certainly be even nicer to me if I'd've liked swirls.
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Celery_Strat

Quote from: Perrow on April 05, 2011, 02:10:46 PM
My eyes might be fooling with me, but it looks like those knobs might interfere with each other at certain settings, or don't they?

They do indeed!  No big deal to me though.  I'm not a knob tweaker.  Most of my stuff is sett where I like it, and stays there.


Thanks for the compliments guys.

Randy

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Earthscum

Seriously... Does that thing chase the cat around the house?!?

It reminds me of the dog in The Dark Crystal.
Give a man Fuzz, and he'll jam for a day... teach a man how to make a Fuzz and he'll never jam again!

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