Etched enclosures

[glops]

Finally started boxing up my PLL board. Added some mods and put a switchable megalith clone on the back end. I ended up moving most of the controls around on the PLL board so Im only taking advantage of 4 PCB mounted switches and pots which has made the off board wiring a bit of a nightmare. The boards are tested and true, but I anticipated some trouble shooting which will not be fun. I also wish I would have done it in black, but oh well. 1590G is a fun box to etch, my friends really are amazed by the big ones!

[vigilante397]

That is remarkably cool. I hope you realize this.

[bluebunny]

Wow!  That's another huge build that looks like it came from a Boeing 707!   

[deadastronaut]

which has made the off board wiring a bit of a nightmare.

i bet it is...welcome to my world 

looking cool man...epic project.

[glops]

Thanks, guys.

which has made the off board wiring a bit of a nightmare.

i bet it is...welcome to my world 

looking cool man...epic project.

The wiring wasn't any worse than the Ring Stinger but it didn't fire up, of course 

I had to add some washers under the rotaries to add some headroom for the non PCB mounted toggle switches. So either something is shorting out or I fe'd something else up. Hopefully, it won't be too awful. I got a new day job so I only have limited time to build these days. I will probably trouble shoot over the week. Should sound great once I figure it out.

[Hexjibber]

Sweet lord o' mercy that's awesome!

[electrosonic]

Amazing. I love the way it looks like an artifact -like you found it buried in your back yard.

Andrew.

[Govmnt_Lacky]

Cant wait to see that bad boy finished!!! 

[peterg]

^+1. Quite the monster!

[edy_wheazel]

 Trio:

[Hexjibber]

Hello!

My newest build! Couple of firsts for me with this one, this is the first time I've used Eagle and had a PCB fabbed (OSH Park), I've since revised this board by removing the two vias I had, increasing the pad sizes and fattening up the traces. This one still works absolutely perfectly though!

Also after seeing a Madbean forum member's results (selfdestroyer) with the paint and reverse etch I had to give it a try and very pleased I did!

So it's a BE Musket fuzz and I have to say out of all the Muffs I've built this is probably my favourite thus far, I just like the tweakable nature of it I suppose and it sounds great to my doom hungry ears!

Anyway enough babble, some pics;







Pants down;



Cheers!

[peterg]

Graham. That is a beautiful pedal.

[Hexjibber]

Graham. That is a beautiful pedal.

Thanks Peter, I'm pretty proud of this one I have to say!

[deadastronaut]

stunner..

brave use of fine lines there man...

[Hexjibber]

stunner..

brave use of fine lines there man...

Cheers Rob!

Yeah I know what you mean about the lines, tbh I think these are as small as it's possible to go with the method I use, although I'm sure I've said that before!

[glops]

Insane detail, man. Looks great!

[Hexjibber]

Insane detail, man. Looks great!

Cheers dude!

[Schizo910]

That's just plain beauty!

[motvej]

My new Photonic Juergulator (still not working good)
And Octave Up Sick Box
First experience with Caustic soda etching

Jimi Photon, thank for sharin wonderfull circuits and Hexjibber for etching tutorial!

[Hexjibber]

First experience with Caustic soda etching

Jimi Photon, thank for sharin wonderfull circuits and Hexjibber for etching tutorial

Hey man, great builds and etching! Glad the tutorial was useful! Do you think you'll use Caustic now?