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markeebee
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Lovely looking pedals, as always, Darron. But what the feck is that THING they're sitting on??
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snarblinge
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Nice one KNA, love the simplicity of the graffic. nice tidy early build.
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hardstatic
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Todd W
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Work in progress:  
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John Lyons
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Basic Audio
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I like it! Cool FTM.
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KNA
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Karlskrona. 371.
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@tasos @snarblinge
Thank you!
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darron
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Melbourne, Australia
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Lovely looking pedals, as always, Darron. But what the feck is that THING they're sitting on?? ta! ahm. it's a mat that Shaun likes to photograph his pedals on. Looks like a certain type of special mushroom is on it.... (: hehe
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Blood, Sweat & Flux. Pedals made with lasers and real wires!
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deadastronaut
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Rob H. LONDON
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^ bloody hippies... i photograph mine facing east with a dreamcatcher in my window whilst holding a crystal above my head, and wearing a rainbow jumper and sandals and eating yoghurt...and of course listening to a dolphin song CD ......works for me... 
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Perrow
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^ bloody hippies... i photograph mine facing east with a dreamcatcher in my window whilst holding a crystal above my head, and wearing a rainbow jumper and sandals and eating yoghurt...and of course listening to a dolphin song CD ......works for me...  It's the dolphins that matters, you can skip the rest. Please note that baboons or Lady Gaga might work too depending on the pedal in question and the amount of meat you're wearing.
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garcho
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gary from chicago
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love these LED pots. my first try with 'em - Bloviator. 
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"...and weird on top!"
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BAARON
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B. Aaron Ennis
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love these LED pots. my first try with 'em - Bloviator.
Are those a commercial product or some sort of sweet-ass DIY thing? They'd be amazing on my Star Trek TOS inspired Phase Royale...
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B. Aaron Ennis If somebody makes a mistake, help them understand what went wrong. Show them how to do it right. Be helpful. Don't just say "you're wrong, moron."
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garcho
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gary from chicago
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Small Bear is the only place I've found them, but the only place I've looked for them, too. You'll want these knobs to go with them. Fits standard 3mm LEDs. I'm using water clear, which work, but perhaps something diffused would light up the knob more evenly.
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"...and weird on top!"
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LaceSensor
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Catching up with a few pedals Ive made recently 1 - Ju Ju Juice (BM Creamy Dreamer with a couple changes)    2 - Woolly Mammoth with input impedence trimmer    3 - Boss CE-2 clone (Madbean PCB)   4 - WEM Project V    The first two I have used toner transfer for the graphics. The CE-2 has a rate LED blinking with the LFO and is MN3007. Sounds awesome. For all but the CE-2 I have used trimmers on the LEDs, I really like this, particularly if I am building it for someone else, so they can adjust the LED brightness to their taste/needs The two with coloured cases are Hammond pre-made powdercoats.
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mills
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Built a bass fuzz thats a mammoth with a different tone control, gain hardwired at full, and an input taken roughly from gus's 3 transistor fuzz so it'll play better with buffers.   Tried SMD for the first time. Its ugly, but surprisingly the thing fired up first try (after I remembered to plug in the 9V). Worked out the initial kinks from tryin SMD. My unsolicited thoughts... grat space saver on the "track side" of perfboard  Resistors (and caps) can save some room, but I think entirely SMD boards would get too crowded. Transistors didn't really save that much space and were a bit of an akward fit. I think good for tucking a part or two in that would otherwise make the layout akward (I always hate how much junk goes in an opamp feedback loop... smd diodes/etc hiding underneath would be great). probly gonna try playing with a slightly smaller size though, if they'd fit between the leads of through hole parts itd be glorious. 
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Güero
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Kiss the frog
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Curing the infection one bullet at a time.
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vassil
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Marta Drive conception. Robustik "long time used" designe, usual printed paper, enameled. Easy replace indicator diotes. Dimensions: Lenght: 229 mm, Width: 127 mm, Height: 51 mm. Enclosure Hammond 1444-14. 1. Fuzz, "Facy Fuzz", Fuzz Face clone, ----2 mod- Bias and Phaty mod (makes sound very bassy) 2. Distrortion/Fuzz, "Russkiy Muff", Big Russian Muff clone, ----1 mod. Dirt - gives more "dirty" gain. 3. "Lama Drive", Red Llama overdrive clone. 4. Booster/Crank, "Hard Boost", Hard ON boost clone, ----1 mod. Passive Tone control.        
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garcho
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gary from chicago
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Lookin' good Vassil! От къде сте?
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"...and weird on top!"
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rousejeremy
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Jeremy Rouse
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Socket the LED. Why didn't I think of that?
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vassil
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Lookin' good Vassil! От къде сте?
Tnx, from Estonia.
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slacker
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