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Relieved to hear that Josh. I was hopeful that was the case, but you never know these days. I know you guys put a lot of time and effort into your work, and just hate to see it taken advantage of.

I did a search and didn't see anything about this.

I saw a pedal posted on tumblr and immediately recognized the layout as the Multiplex Echo from 1776 Effects. Looking at some of his other pedals, the Kingdom looked very similar to the Kingslayer. Just wanted to throw this up here in case something was amiss. I'm all about supporting the DIY community, but if this guy is buying up PCB's from Madbean and 1776 and selling them off as his own work, then that's not so cool. I didn't look through any of the other pedals yet.

http://foxpedal.com/

Again, hopefully I just missed something and this guy has the OK or something, but just wanted to be sure.

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Here's my little apt setup while I'm down at school. Old picture but relatively the same, just added a lamp.

Is this with the J201's?

Sounds/looks great man 

^Not true actually. Here's what someone else posted from another forum:

Dano put posted an update (for all of you interested in the future of Beavis Audio) :

"Hi all, sorry for the delay in responding. Yes, life has interfered with beavis over the last few years. As you've probably noticed, there haven't been any updates or new projects for quite a while.

What can I say? Difficult times, a big change in my personal life, health issues, the whole shebang.

I'm going to try to find time next week to get the domain renewed and get the site back up and running.

Thanks to all for the concern, however PLEASE NO DONATIONS. I'll work over the next few days to issue refunds to all those kind souls who have been so generous, but I really need to fix all this on my own, part of the healing process you know Smiley Please do not take offense, your kindness has been really incredible, and speaks volumes about the family-like nature of the DIY community.

Onward and upward, and hope to have the site back online.

Best,
-dano/beavis"

Nope, no issues. I bought a huge pack of those on eBay and have been using them on all my builds. The jack itself is plastic so the metal nut doesn't change anything.

This should do what you need. I've used this very diagram myself and had no problems. Good luck 

I've never understood it either tbh.

Mammoth's color/enclosure ordering is much smoother, but I prefer the quality and finish options available through PPP much more.

Forgot about checking on that drill bit size. It was a 3/16"

It's actually to small for the LED to go all the way through though, so I usually wiggle the bit around a little bit at a time until I get the perfect snug fit. If you go to a 1/4" I think it's too big, so it's probably like a 7/32" sized hole or something.

I'll check and see what size bit I used, but I've been able to make the hole small enough that I can push the LED in and it doesn't move or come loose over time, but recently I started using some glue on it as well just to be cautious.

Awesome stuff. What size enclosure is the Alice? I'm guessing 1590DD?

Just curious. I wouldn't mind building something with 4 effects and it looks like that enclosure can accommodate 4 footswitches nicely.

First is my '06 Highway 1 Strat. First real guitar. It started as an HSS model but is now HSH with coil splits and neck on switch. Has Seymour Duncan Alnico II Pro's in the neck and bridge, and an Alnico II Pro single coil in the middle. Schaller/Fender locking tuners.



Here was my first guitar. Memphis Les Paul copy. Started out all black but changed the trim pieces to cream and put some GFS '59's in it.




This is my partscaster. MIM body and neck. Hopefully swap out the neck for something nicer down the road. Schaller/Fender locking tuners, Lindy Fralin Vintage Hot pickups.



Agile Al-3000 with a Seymour Duncan '59 in the neck and Custom 5 in the bridge. Kluson locking tuners.



Newest addition. '72 Tele Deluxe Reissue. Still stock for now, haven't had it long.



Also have a Squier partscaster with various parts scrounged from other guitars.

Normal sized parts for Min is different from what we think of normal sized parts 

Silly amp builders

Super clean wiring man, great job