I built a Doombutter (Mid-Fi Clarinot) a few years back but didn't really put any effort into the enclosure. I found it tough remembering what the controls did without labels so I sold it and decided to build another with an etched enclosure this time. Both times I used Haberdasher's awesome etch of the Doombutter (thanks Keefe!).
I went with a worn-out looking etch to match the vibe of the circuit.
Such a fun circuit, and very musical and usable at the less-than-crazy settings!
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Beautiful job!! I really love this inside and out.
Quote from: Leevibe on August 16, 2019, 09:01:12 PM
Beautiful job!! I really love this inside and out.
Thanks!
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Man, that etch is nice.
Quote from: pickdropper on August 17, 2019, 12:25:35 AM
Man, that etch is nice.
Appreciate it! I'm kinda glad the circuit fit a worn look, because if I'm honest I didn't have to try hard to get it. Good job I wasn't going for a pristine one here!

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Classy! And doomy!
That's a cool etch, the distressed look is great! Really like the design and layout you've used, winner all round!
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Quote from: Hexjibber on August 17, 2019, 06:18:59 AM
That's a cool etch, the distressed look is great! Really like the design and layout you've used, winner all round!
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Thank you! I'm glad it's a circuit that kinda fits the distressed look because it was not a very successful etch. The reverse ones are hard since the reaction gets out of control so fast from a temperature standpoint!