I've made several Selmer Buzztones for friends and such in these octagons, which is a huge waste of space, so starting doing more 2-in-1's. Here it is combined with an orange squeezer, which is side mounted. I now have a little hook and zip tie to secure the board. the pot holes are such that the threads prevent them from going all the way through. Both have footswitches, so you can use the squeezer as a boost, and I put in a order switch to play with compression before or after fuzz. Finally, you can play them separately with stuff in between, if you plug in something into the alt out switch it disconnects the two and you can put stuff in between, but the order switch has to be in the up position.
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This is brilliant! Great use of the odd enclosure.
The DEPTH and VOLUME looking like eyebrows is genius!
Stellar build! I like to think that you just kept adding bits until the space was filled inside and out.
That is awesome....and clever. Clever always wins!
Very cool. I love those octagonal enclosures. Great use of the space.