Pictures!

[glops]

WHERE CAN I GET KNOBS LIKE THAT??

I think these are it:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/5pcs-Bakelite-Control-Round-Srew-type-Knob-RN-99A-36-4-45-x21-1mm-Black-/130630215280?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1e6a2ae670#ht_1472wt_951

[ulysses]

hey mate
where did you get the blue 3p4w rotary switch with solder lugs from? i cant find them anywhere..
cheers, ulysses

[ShortScaleMike]

Couple more Custom Shop builds:

[Nikolay]

Finally I finish my 12 channel programmable looper!
Here are 2 pictures and a short video:

A few words: This is based over microprocessor control. All signal path is made by relays for true bypass. There are total of 36 presets and the looper can control 10 effects + 2 amp controls.


Niki

[egasimus]

^ hey Niki, this looks amazing the lighting is awesome.

[LaceSensor]

hey mate
where did you get the blue 3p4w rotary switch with solder lugs from? i cant find them anywhere..
cheers, ulysses

Hi

Rapid electronics in the UK. They are alpha brand
I prefer the black lorlin UK brand - get these from Banzai
The lorlin has a stronger "click" and feel more robust.

But each seems to work fine

[azrael]

The Minibooster is actually closer to stock Orman Minibooster, but with noiseless biasing.

I posted some gutshots in the 1590A picture thread.

[jeffers6356]

4th build, an Okko Diablo+. started out as my cleanest build so far, but ended up just as messy as the others. sounds awesome though, my new favorite disto.

[lespos]

Orange Cross tremolo. Using Electric Druid schematic (thanks for sharing ). For waveform and multiplier switching i used rotary switches instead of pots.

[earthtonesaudio]

DIY battery snaps!  Nice job.  I gave up on making those after a couple tries; now all my builds are batteryless. 

[kaycee]

Orange Cross tremolo. Using Electric Druid schematic (thanks for sharing ). For waveform and multiplier switching i used rotary switches instead of pots.



Lovely build, tons of mods and a nice graphic layout. The light up base plate for the win, world domination if it pulses with the trem

[lespos]

BoogieBox a.k.a Dr.Boogey by gaussmarkov. Actually it looks better than sounds. Definitely i will rebuild tone stack... don' t know when, but this one isn't good.

[Slade]

Nice Boogey!!!

Nikolay, that's an amazing work.. and a very nice video too!

Here some artistic shots of my latest build:

TREMOLINO

Cheers!

[kato]

Man I gotta learn how to etch enclosures.  Nice deep etch on the tremolino. i dig.

Love the look of the color palate on the orange cross: orange LED glow plate, orange knobs, and white washers. Looks awesome.

And of course the etch job on the siamese scream.    The etched parts look like stone. Christopher J: How did you do that?

I'm trying to step up my aesthetics and failing miserably. Any video tutorials on applying printed graphics to the top?  I tried my first print out on paper. Bought a spray can of varnathane oil-based urethane. Even with very light coats - after 8 coats the paper absorbed it and warped. Maybe I need to use coated paper. 

[KBG]

Blue Box with 1/2 octave and gain mods.

[Barcode80]

Man I gotta learn how to etch enclosures.  Nice deep etch on the tremolino. i dig.

Love the look of the color palate on the orange cross: orange LED glow plate, orange knobs, and white washers. Looks awesome.

And of course the etch job on the siamese scream.    The etched parts look like stone. Christopher J: How did you do that?

I'm trying to step up my aesthetics and failing miserably. Any video tutorials on applying printed graphics to the top?  I tried my first print out on paper. Bought a spray can of varnathane oil-based urethane. Even with very light coats - after 8 coats the paper absorbed it and warped. Maybe I need to use coated paper. 

you'll get nowhere fast with normal paper. try photo paper, or try printing transparency, or sticker paper.

[roseblood11]

Man I gotta learn how to etch enclosures.  Nice deep etch on the tremolino. i dig.

Love the look of the color palate on the orange cross: orange LED glow plate, orange knobs, and white washers. Looks awesome.

And of course the etch job on the siamese scream.    The etched parts look like stone. Christopher J: How did you do that?

I'm trying to step up my aesthetics and failing miserably. Any video tutorials on applying printed graphics to the top?  I tried my first print out on paper. Bought a spray can of varnathane oil-based urethane. Even with very light coats - after 8 coats the paper absorbed it and warped. Maybe I need to use coated paper.  

you'll get nowhere fast with normal paper. try photo paper, or try printing transparency, or sticker paper.

You can get quite good results with normal paper. I used a sheet from a catalogue for my first etch, and I was really surprised how easy it was:
(I posted that picture before...)

[earthtonesaudio]

You can get quite good results with normal paper. I used a sheet from a catalogue for my first etch,

It's true, many kinds of glossy paper can be used to *transfer toner* to another surface, but that's not quite the same thing as printed graphics!   

[deadastronaut]

                   

[kato]

Hilarious! I love your visual interpretation of "dirty little secret."