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This looks interesting, where can I get more info if I wanted to build one?

I've been trying to take a shot at making the RAT a bit more long and rectangular, and I think, in the end, that using the Runt board would be the best way to go for the Rat.

I was thinking about doing a Rat, a Big Muff (or perhaps a big muff lite with one less gain stage), and a Dirty Little Secret. Or perhaps I should go with a more simple fuzz face? And have one more external channel to mix in something else. Thoughts? I don't want to have similar distortions, or it'll get muddled. Simply using some simple switching on the high pass/low pass filter on the input of each circuit could be enough to differentiate as well...

Thanks for the link and knowledge, I'll check this out right away too.

Malekko did their own take on the Wolftone Sloika, which is all kinds of parallel distortion:
http://freestompboxes.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=21983

I'm thinking that form factor could be a huge benefit to this. I'm going to take a look at a simple buffer mixer for 4 channels. Let's keep our work paralleled.

I thought about the external mixing as well, the size involved was the reason I'm staying away. I was thinking of making one external distortion path.

Cool. That's what I was thinking, in the way of buffered splitting and mixing, just figured if someone had a project and board already done why reinvent the wheel?

Thanks!

Hey all,

I've been thinking about running OD/distortion/fuzz circuits in parallel (yes, after looking at the Empress Multidrive). Any one ever try any thing like this? Have you seen any projects for it?

I'm just wondering if I'm going to have to design a board from scratch or find a box big enough to fit a few PCBs into it. I was hoping to keep the size (relatively) small.

Curses. Double swell projects? Awesome.

Swole?! Will this be the long covited EHX Attack Decay pedal?

Really cool stuff, thanks Brian!

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/electroninks/circuit-scribe-draw-circuits-instantly

This looks really cool. As with any product at its inception, there could be improvements here, but I really like the idea that you could draw out a schematic for a fuzz pedal, use some Scotch tape (assuming that works alright) and tape down parts to a piece of paper and you could prototype a pedal that way.

Really cool stuff, thought I'd share it.

Ordered.

Those are great clips, thanks for sharing guys.

Awesome news!

It's one of the best delays I've ever played. Amazing.

I knew it would happen sooner or later!

I hope this means big things for you guys, it's about time you guys start making some serious waves/money based on your really cool work!