Let's see your finished DIY projects!
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The DIY forum is for personal projects (things that are not for sale, not in production), info sharing, peer to peer assistance. No backdoor spamming (DIY posts that are actually advertisements for your business). No clones of in-production pedals. If you have concerns or questions, feel free to PM admin. Thanks so much!
The DIY forum is for personal projects (things that are not for sale, not in production), info sharing, peer to peer assistance. No backdoor spamming (DIY posts that are actually advertisements for your business). No clones of in-production pedals. If you have concerns or questions, feel free to PM admin. Thanks so much!
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skullservant
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wsas3
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Re: Let's see your finished DIY projects!
Man thats a packed pcb
Good dealings with: benjuro, hatshirt(2), Eric!, insubordination, theavondon, skullservant, Ilikewater, GardenoftheDead, AndyTran, behndy, JerryTRCD, StopReferencing, philibis, jfrey, bob the robot, Noise..., space60y(x2), jskadiang, Ryan(2), Helter, mordecainyc, many moreChankgeez wrote:True, but you can also use the Klon as a tremolo. Just stomp on the switch as fast or slow as you'd like.
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behndy
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hah! the box looks like a stormtrooper looking in the mirror during a heavy acid trip.
WHICH EVERYBODY KNOWS YOU DON'T DO.
WHICH EVERYBODY KNOWS YOU DON'T DO.
Eric! wrote:YOU'RE like having two pedals in one
with your...momentary fuck switch and all..
music, videos, in progress - http://www.youtube.com/c/behndytheactionindex wrote:QUADRACOCK BEHNDERFUCK
okay, Plan B - PANIC
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greeny23
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Teej212
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Re: Let's see your finished DIY projects!
whats the fourth knob on the delay?
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Dr Tony Balls
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Re: Let's see your finished DIY projects!
Box of Weird!
This is an analog delay with added modulation. The main modulation is based on an oscillator with variable frequency but there's also a light-sensitive resistor on the bottom left for manual warping. The sensor and toggles arent usually great options for a pedal but this one is designed to be played with the hands in a noise/synth setup.
Also a bit of promotion: This one is for my buddy Kelly Doyle who, among other things, is the touring guitar player in the Robert Ellis band, a classic country outfit out of Houston TX. They're good buds of mine and regular pedal customers. They're on tour currently in the western US opening up for the Drive By Truckers. If you have any inclination to see some country rock and roll I STRONGLY urge you to go see them. The band is tight but the guitar player and the pedal steel player are complete and total shredders that will blow your mind!
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xR2UjSNKQZc[/youtube]
This is an analog delay with added modulation. The main modulation is based on an oscillator with variable frequency but there's also a light-sensitive resistor on the bottom left for manual warping. The sensor and toggles arent usually great options for a pedal but this one is designed to be played with the hands in a noise/synth setup.
Also a bit of promotion: This one is for my buddy Kelly Doyle who, among other things, is the touring guitar player in the Robert Ellis band, a classic country outfit out of Houston TX. They're good buds of mine and regular pedal customers. They're on tour currently in the western US opening up for the Drive By Truckers. If you have any inclination to see some country rock and roll I STRONGLY urge you to go see them. The band is tight but the guitar player and the pedal steel player are complete and total shredders that will blow your mind!
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xR2UjSNKQZc[/youtube]
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skullservant
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Re: Let's see your finished DIY projects!
Awesome pedal Tony! I was wondering what it was earlier!
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greeny23
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autopilot
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Re: Let's see your finished DIY projects!
3 pairs of 10v out (100ma per pair), 2 9v (1a per pair) and 12v pair, using a laptop power supply to power it
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autopilot
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greeny23
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Re: Let's see your finished DIY projects!
Timmy, Coloursound Wah, Maestro MFZ, Maxon SD-9 and my Delay
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Chugs
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Re: Let's see your finished DIY projects!
Vox Distortion Booster, Treble/Bass Booster and Repeat Percussion in one enclosure.
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John Lyons
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Re: Let's see your finished DIY projects!
Throbby tremolo in a wah enclosure
http://basicaudio.net/
I love fonzie
I love fonzie
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sylnau
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Re: Let's see your finished DIY projects!
Wow John, this one look cool. 
"I can't understand why people are frightened of new ideas. I'm frightened of the old ones." --John Cage
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