Show me your 1590A enclosures/pedals...

[Govmnt_Lacky]

A mini Ecstasy Drive.

That is TIGHT 

Fantastic!!!

[rousejeremy]

Nice. I still can't find a 4580 chip for mine. I have a TLO72 in there at the moment, still sounds great.

[guitarmageddon]

Thanks G-man!
@Jeremy, I'm not convinced it will make a huge sonic difference, but at only 38c each they're cheep as...erm... chips.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/281038813679

[amz-fx]

A project that I just completed was a mini-amp in a 1590A box for practicing. This tiny powerhouse can provide up to 5w, but 1w is closer to the practical power for a mostly clean output. I plan on plugging this into a 4×12 cabinet to see what it can do.

 

Best regards, Jack

[Maik]

Can´t believe how small it is! Amazing! You guys rock!

[midwayfair]

Last few minis:


Tonebender MKII ... sorta.



"... Peanuts to Space" a 1590A Belton reverb. The PCB is actually a smaller footprint than the brick:





Madbean Zero Point Micro with the modulation rate knob external.

[bluebunny]

^^^ Here, this may help:

   

[pickdropper]

YATS!

[amz-fx]

Beautiful, pickdropper! Great job!

Best regards, Jack

[noobamp]

man.....everytime I see a pickdropper-made 1590A box I want to hang up my soldering iron....

[pickdropper]

man.....everytime I see a pickdropper-made 1590A box I want to hang up my soldering iron....

Don't do that!  Solder more!

:-)

[alanp]

Metal knobs, extremely clean laser etching, very classy, elegant boardwork inside... I knew it was PD's work before I even looked at the left column

[pickdropper]

Sir Robin!  (Nurse Quacky layout from ChuchBuick on BYOC).

The first pic is terrible and will be retaken at some point.  The whites bloomed quite a bit on the photo.  It's much sharper in person.

[deadastronaut]

beauties...

[bluebunny]

^^^ Bl00dy hell.  I give up...   

[deadastronaut]

^ me too, pickdroppers soldering iron must be a needle..

[pickdropper]

Thanks guys.

Btw, it isn't a Nurse Quacky, it's a Mutron III /Meadball hybrid that Harold at Sabrotone came up with.  I got it in my head early that this was derived from the Nurse Quacky circuit, but that isn't correct.

I actually use different soldering iron tips depending on the application.  I have 5 different tips I use, 3 of which are used on regular basis.  For SMT stuff, a finer tip does help.

[lars-musik]

There are so many astonishing builds in this threat that I just had to shrink something myself.

So, this is my first attempt on the small ones - the overdrive section of the box of rock. One of my first layouts so there certainly is room for improvements.
However, I'm fairly proud of it.

[bluebunny]

OK, so I didn't give up just yet...   


Joe Davisson's "EZ-250" overdrive, and a Bazz Fuss on a Poodle's board.

[pickdropper]

There are so many astonishing builds in this threat that I just had to shrink something myself.

So, this is my first attempt on the small ones - the overdrive section of the box of rock. One of my first layouts so there certainly is room for improvements.
However, I'm fairly proud of it.

You have good reason to be proud of it.  Looks great.  Dig that etch.