Show your pedal guts!

[Skydiver8]

Bogey thank you very much. and they are most definitely bright blue lol. I'm glad someone else shares the same led color choice as me.

[Freppo]

Here is what my own Arcadiator will look like on the insides.
I will release it in a month or so as my first commersial pedal.
Very exciting! And I could never have done it without this place :)

[Travis]

That looks so awesome! I love how the colors are so coordinated and the wire rainbow! I also really dig the sound of your design. Awesome work man!

How much will you be selling these for?

[Freppo]

Travis wrote

That looks so awesome! I love how the colors are so coordinated and the wire rainbow! I also really dig the sound of your design. Awesome work man!

How much will you be selling these for?

Thanks! :) I will sell them for around 150-200 euros. I haven't really decided yet.

[Kinski]

Noisy Cricket. Housed in my grandfather's old tube radio enclosure. The radio was totally busted. I was hoping to salvage the cool old alnico 4" speaker, but it was turning to dust as you touched it.

I have a collection of small speakers salvaged from various electronics I find. I tried a bunch out and this one sounded the best by far. I believe its from an old keyboard. This amp sounds really good. I'm pretty surprised actually.

[rocket88]

nice man. i really love it. i've been thinking about doing something similar but with a ruby tubey and an old wooden radio that could hold an 8" speaker.

[Kinski]

Hey thanks. Yeah, that would be a great project. I almost went with a tube circuit, but I realized that I'd mostly like to use this amp as a no-fuss "too lazy to break out my real amps" amp or when traveling out of town. Being able to run it this on a simple 9v battery or supply does just that.

But, I'm still tempted to build a tiny tube amp just for kicks. I'd love to make something like a Zvex Nano in a cool radio box.

Just ran a bunch of pedals into it. Sounds great with reverb, delay, and OD/fuzz pedals.

My favorite no frills tube amp that I own is a Gibson GA-5. 8" speaker, 5 watts. On/Off switch, and a volume control. It sounds so good on its own, but if you throw an EQ pedal in front of it, and you can pretty much do anything.

[johnk]

another Spaceman pedal clone:

[johnk]

Dumbloid clone with relayed true bypass:

[rocket88]

My BJFE BBBOD clone.

[johnk]

just finished building Fredrik's Arcadiator today. I etched the enclosure and added a relayed true bypass on mine. it's a really wild but cool pedal:

[Kinski]

Deep Blue Delay (minus feedback) + Fulltone Fat Boost (thanks for Frank_NH on the advice).

[rocket88]

aww man, that looks awesome.

[Kinski]

Hey thanks!

[Beaker]

Great looking builds in the last few days guys!

[Beaker]

Here's my lastest effort - Madbean Sharkfin:

[rocket88]

Looks great beaker. I've been wondering when I would get to see another one of your builds.

[Beaker]

Cheers Zach, I've been rather slow recently, due to family commitments, (and guitars - see weekend projects) so this Sharkfin has taken me ages. Worth it though, it's insane!

[bogey]

Nice Beaker,
Is "Black Napkin" a Zappa reference by any chance?

[Beaker]

Sure is - he used one one of the original Maestro / Oberheim units on the guitar solo - listen at two minutes in for the crazy glitching robot noises.