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I verified this PCB for Stomptown, it is the Galacticon with the vibe mod brought onboard and a flashing LED to match the rate. I don't like flashing LED's too much so I kept it internal as a visual reference to time the low/high cycles and dial in the bias/balance trimmer. Nice PCB to work with! And now an unintentional selfie demo:
Sounds and looks great Tim! I've been getting the bug to build one up myself but I've too busy to do any building lately. I finished the build doc so I will have to get these up on the forum for sale!
That looks awesome Timbo. I definitely want to try building this Stomptown effect.
Steve.
Awesome build Tim. I love when you kicked on the reverb since it looked like you were in the groove at that point. That thing has the Floyd sound for sure.
Side note, my wife said your beard puts mine to shame.. I now feel inferior to "neck coat" lol.
Cody