A modest proposal

[dano12]

Man that sounds like quite an udertaking.   Once you finished the circuit and selected an enclosure, Maybe you could get MarkM to etch you somehting as wild as the circuit and make it the ultimate DIY extraviganza.

Scott

For something this wild, I think that a typical enclosure is out. I'm thinking of something more like this:



or like this:

[R.G.]

For something this wild, I think that a typical enclosure is out. I'm thinking of something more like this:

Neat. You might use two or three of these:
http://geofex.com/Article_Folders/FXRack/fxrack.pdf

held together with wooden ends, perhaps curved to hold them in a curve or at angles.

[Elektrojänis]

How about combining the booster section with the buffer section.

Many of the boosters (jfet-stuff for example) will not need buffering. The tone of some others (bipolar transistor stuff like LPB-1 and rangemaster for example) depend on the input impedance of the booster loading down the guitar pickup.

The boosters are anyway practically buffers with voltage gain...

[R.G.]

How about combining the booster section with the buffer section.

Many of the boosters (jfet-stuff for example) will not need buffering. The tone of some others (bipolar transistor stuff like LPB-1 and rangemaster for example) depend on the input impedance of the booster loading down the guitar pickup.

The boosters are anyway practically buffers with voltage gain...

Good idea. The buffer/booster module from the FxBus series is set up to be able to be made into quite a number of buffers and boosters by simply selectively populating parts on exactly the same PCB.