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V_____ wrote:Yeah, just use them for a cheap single channel boost!

Call it the Gai(ji)n

HAhaah I wish there was a Japanese emote for me to use

letsgocoyote, is it possible to buy the unpopulated unused PCBs from you? (From the run that had an error)

for what purpose? would you buy all of them?

I dunno. I would be interested in building up at least one clean boost for myself to learn and experiment with the circuit. I might be interested in trying to figure out how to bandsaw off the dirty boost part and build a few clean boosts. But I certainly wouldn't claim they're something they're not or try to sell them commercially. I dunno what I'd do with 48 boards though, since I don't really want to get into the pedal building business, and that's a lot of labor

Edit: Is the error in the board something that can be fixed by either jumpering or by cutting a trace? We have a CNC engraving machine that we use to cut out PCBs at my Makerspace that would be able to cut 48 traces in a row easily once set up..

SO. PUMPED.

letsgocoyote wrote:I am not going to do anything with the bum PCBs because they are shaped funny, because they were made for board mounted pots so modifying it into a single channel pedal would make a funny looking pedal layout. maybe. but moreover I do not have the time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Could we possibly have one with our pedals? for the DIY peoples. ._.

if that spots open, im in

Here Lies The Fire wrote:

letsgocoyote wrote:I am not going to do anything with the bum PCBs because they are shaped funny, because they were made for board mounted pots so modifying it into a single channel pedal would make a funny looking pedal layout. maybe. but moreover I do not have the time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Could we possibly have one with our pedals? for the DIY peoples. ._.

Hmm...I'd be down. I like burning my fingers. Ahem! I mean...soldering

Note: Heard quite a sizzle the other day while putting the finishing touches (amazing new humbucker to match the great single coils made by the same guy and replacing a push-pull pot I dripped solder into when I installed said awesome strat pickups ) on Mission Control/aka the Stereo Strat/aka the Disastercaster/aka the Wtfmobile. Yeah, turned out the sizzle was my own flesh. It's a good thing it was my fretting hand because the skin on that hand is thick enough that the soldering iron didn't go through at like 45 watts.

dude eric if I were you I would just sell all the bum pcbs on the bst thread for a few bucks a piece...it could even become sort of a fun diy contest to see what kind of crazy stuff we could come up with within the confines of the pcb layout simply by using different components, modding, etc. I'm sure the diy'ers here would snatch them up fast and you could at least hopefully break even on the pcbs.

OK replacement PCBs are in!!!!!!!!

BAAAAHHH!