Pictures!

[vigilante397]

Do not taunt Happy Fun Ball.

I'm not sure if I should add that to the baseplate disclaimer, or if I should put it on the inside so the user knows how serious I was about not opening it

[wildebelor]

The biggest fuzz I've ever heard!

[vigilante397]

This took me right near forever to throw together, but it was designed by a rather brilliant engineer of this forum, Steve (caldersm). It started as a project for a friend and turned into something I'm going to keep Not my best finishing job, but not my worst.

[Luke51411]

Nice work! Maybe a dumb question but, what are the features/specific uses of a programmable looper as opposed to a standard TB looper? (not questioning it's usefulness I'm just not familiar with the concept)
I'll be the one to post the obligatory "gutshot?" 

[vigilante397]

Nice work! Maybe a dumb question but, what are the features/specific uses of a programmable looper as opposed to a standard TB looper? (not questioning it's usefulness I'm just not familiar with the concept)
I'll be the one to post the obligatory "gutshot?"  

My geometry professor always said "The only dumb questions are the ones you already know the answer to."  

Programmable refers to the fact that it has a memory that can be changed, to create "patches" of a sort. If I have pedals A, B, C, and D plugged into this thing and I need to switch from using A, B, and C to going straight into A, C, and D then I can assign those settings to switches 1 and 2 and have them programmed. Then I can program C and D to switch 3, switch 4 can be A and D, etc. Basically it's all the functionality of a modeling pedal but with my sweet analog effects

And the reason I didn't post the guts was that there is A LOT of offboard wiring, which I tend to do rather sloppily, and I'm a bit embarrassed. But it all fits, it all works, and I was able to get the bottom plate on, so don't judge me too harshly

[mth5044]

The biggest fuzz I've ever heard!

Looks fantastic! Love the graphics. What's the circuit?

[Luke51411]

It all makes sense now! Cool Idea and design!

[wildebelor]

The biggest fuzz I've ever heard!

Looks fantastic! Love the graphics. What's the circuit?

A super duper modded muff with diode options and hi/lo input options, oh and a bax tone stack.
I made sure I could go from tight distortion, to wooly with the flick of a switch and turn of a dial!

[bloxstompboxes]

The biggest fuzz I've ever heard!

Looks fantastic! Love the graphics. What's the circuit?

A super duper modded muff with diode options and hi/lo input options, oh and a bax tone stack.
I made sure I could go from tight distortion, to wooly with the flick of a switch and turn of a dial!

I like the graphics and the use of the Boss style knobs in the middle. They match the others pretty well. Really cool.

[deadastronaut]

finished it....got rid of that nasty black crap, front label is a strip of self adhesive mirror aloooooominum with toner image ironed on.....

painted metallic forest green..   (to match my vol pedal)

4 led light plate...which kicks even in daylight...

[wavley]

front label is a strip of self adhesive mirror aloooooominum with toner image ironed on.....

[smurfedelic smurfberry]

[peterg]

Petter - nice artwork. How did you apply it?

[peterg]

Tonepad's Rebote 3 circuit.

[vigilante397]

Tonepad's Rebote 3 circuit.

What do you think of it? I've built approximately a million of the 2.5's but haven't tried the 3 yet and haven't really heard from people who have.

[peterg]

Nathan. The only other delay pedal I have to compare it to is madbean's cave dweller. The rebote 3 gives a lot of repeats and the rate (delay knob) of the repeats can be set very slowly. It can make Frippertronic type repeats. The rate knob doesn't do much exept for some detuning at certain settings.  Could spend hours messing with it.

[davent]

Your delay came out great Peter, inside and out are stellar!

[smurfedelic smurfberry]

@peterg

Thanks! It's a waterslide decal. The first color I used was purple liquitex and it started running and dissolve a lot, perhaps because the primer i used that solvent based, and liquitex is water based, and then I used some other paint on top of that to get rid of where the gray primer started showing. Figured, I'd just roll with and let it look a bit rough!

Your dealy looks really nice and very neat!

[deadastronaut]

all cool builds..

@nathan: love the train station...great name and build..

[peterg]

Thanks for the compliments!