Just an awesome sounding pedal. Tricky to get in to a 1590B with a battery, but I managed it. This is a pedal I made for a friend originally called the "Christmas Kingslayer". I put it in a bear box, and the offboard wiring was just a mess. There was just way too much wiring for that box. I got him to give it back to me for the weekend, and I spent pretty much the whole day yesterday measuring, drilling, measuring, cutting, measuring soldering etc. I'm much happier with the guts, it feel really solid now.
I got a nice jade green box for another one, sounds so good I have to have one too.
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Outstanding! Love the texture paint and faceplate.
That's dedication to the art for sure
Nice clean build, I really like the looks of this.
And because it sounds sooooo gooood, the stork made another trip by today to deliver a fraternal twin :)
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I really like the label placements.
It wasn't easy getting a battery in there. I'm really pleased I was able to do it. The second one was much easier to drill since I knew where to put everything. I'm really getting the hang of the etched plates, totally copied from Brian's stuff obviously, but its a technique I seem to be able to pull off.