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This looks awesome, great work all round! I really like the fancy toggle nut! Does anyone have a source for those, or what I should be searching for?

Pictures might help. Maybe a link to the build doc as well.

Second this, definitely need pictures to be able to help, also have you emailed Benoit at Coda Effects? He's always been really helpful when I've needed assistance.

That's great news, thanks will do!

Hi all,

Just found one of Jubal's Orange Goblin (EQD Monarch) boards hidden away down the back of my desk which I thought I'd long since lost! I think I must have bought it around 2014! I'd like to build it, but while I found the original post that Jason/Jubal did at the time on the forum, the BOM link is now dead Bit of a long shot but does anyone happen to have it? I did send Jason an email but not sure if it's an old one as no reply as yet.

If anyone can help that would be great!

Cheers!
Graham

That is glorious!

Super Clean bravo.

Great build! That enclosure looks great too! I might have to give Tayda a shot soon.

Thanks guys!

The enclosure us fantastic as is your wiring. What jfets did you go with? I had a lot of 5952s that I was able to get a quad and pair from that I am doing a couple builds with right now.

Thanks! The kit came with 2N5457s

The one that started it all for me. This is really a fantastic phaser, moddable too. My first phaser, and the first board I ever etched. The UV printing looks great. I need to give that a go, I think.

Not sure why it's taken me so long to build one tbh, it's exactly what I was after. The Doppelganger is awesome but just realised I don't really need all those bells and whistles, particularly for live stuff so in comparison the P90 is spot on!

Cheers! [emoji41]


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Phase 90 on Fuzzdog board. Wanted to build one of these for ages and despite having made a couple of other more complex phasers (Lovetone Doppelgänger, Small Stone) I've found myself wanting something simpler. It's such a classic phaser sound and nice and minimal so just what I was after and takes up less space on my board!

Decided to give Tayda's UV enclosure printing service a go and I am really impressed with the results I have to say! For the price and how quickly they turn it around plus no minimum order it's really pretty amazing! The artwork required a bit more effort when compared to etching but it was totally worth it IMO!






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glorious build. Really nice colour fading and the etch is top notch once more.

Cheers Felix! [emoji846]


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I'm in love with this enclosure! What did you do to get the color gradient? I'm assuming the design is then etched, yes?

Thanks! [emoji41] It's etched with the design in reverse so the etched part is raised rather than recessed if that makes sense? Then I used three different spray cans to do the fade, it's a bit of trial and error but you start heavy and slightly lift off by tilting the cab up to create a fade, then do the next colour and so on the blend them together. Then sand it back to reveal the design. Hope that helps!


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Thanks guys! [emoji846]


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Latest off the blocks is a request from a mate, it's an SFT with one half of a Super Duper 2 in 1 (so an SHO with a volume control). Includes an order switch and charge pump toggle. Lots of shades of dirt available on tap, I love the SFT and these extra bells and whistles worked really well I must say!

Being honest though this build was a nightmare, all of my own doing! You know those ones where nothing seems to go right?! Just poor planning on my part as well as numerous other mess ups! I persevered though and glad to have it done as well as being pleased with the end result despite weeks of frustration!

Anyway, some pictures!








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Super clean, great work inside and out!


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This is awesome man, great job! Would love to hear what that sounds like!

I'm considering building a pedal with a parallel blend, basically I want to do a 'Soundgarden Superunknown in a box' by blending a Marshall circuit (PAL JCM 800) with a Mesa Rectifier one (Triple Wreck), as Chris Cornell used that set up on the record. Do you think an approach similar to yours would work? Just wondered whether it would all turn to mush or be a usable pedal.


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