First Madbean pedal, very nice indeed.
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That looks fantastic. What do you think of the circuit? How about an audio demo?
Awesome graphics! Nice & neat inside, too.
Nice graphic. Great build.
Welcome...Nice build and I like the graphic, hope you love all its great voices, Jimi photon did a great demo on You Tube...just put in, Jimi photon honeydripper.
You will love the demo.
Mike
The jimi youtube demo is one of the things that prompted me to do this build. I had built an old Systech (think Zappa) on vero and also assisted Mr. P (Pink or Photon) in troubleshooting one of his builds on TBE which eventually led me to the video. I had also built a SWAW which is great (but I digress).
The Honeydripper was a must build. As far as the build goes, I socketed a few areas to allow tweaking options later, but as built, sounds great. Tremendous range of sounds and very reactive to pick attack, strumming and pickup selection, as well as tuning the sweep. I would not attempt to follow PJP with an audio demo, suffice to say, they both sound alike, albeit he loves to fiddle with the clipping options, my options are open with sockets.
As far as the building DIY pedals go, a year ago this would have been a daunting task, but it actually went very well and I love the slightly larger solder pad holes on the Madbean boards which makes the solder flow nicely.
I am also working on my other Madbean pedal, a Zero Point SD build, just waiting on a few parts.
Thanks for the kind words. For me, the two most important parts of the build are the gut layout and the graphics. Typically, I end up spending about equal time on both.
Love the graphics :) Looks like real honey is dripping from the top!
Sweet decal work!