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Beautiful! Nice find!

Brian, are you planning on releasing an updated library since you reworked many part footprints? I'm particularly interested in the off-board components too (the clearance indicators are really handy!).

Nice work! The wiring definitely looks like thought and planning went into it.

This may be one for the breadboard. I really like the Rat, but I think your characterization is correct. So, rather than sweeping the entirety of the gain gamut, this stops short of fuzz territory and gives more nuance within the distortion range? Interesting work with the EQ. Do you find this active shelving filter more useful than the more extreme shaping of the Rat's gain stage HPFs?

Yep, the EXT jack is essentially an LED driver that allows you to use the Wavelord (or Tappy) as a master controller for connected LEDs. Check the build documentation for more information.

Very cool! Thank you for sharing!

Great job with the graphics there! I think the zebra effect looks good, but I get the disappointment. It almost has the look of a soil cross-section. 

Phenomenal job with the board and in the box! How're you finding the circuit?

Beautiful work! The type and graphics work really well here. Tidy guts (as always)! Looks like you spilled a bit of gold around IC2.

Looks great! You nailed the enclosure and tidy work with the guts. Do the tubes glow?

I'm pretty sure that it should go in the 1590B2—is it wider than the other SPS boards?

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Yes, it is powered by 18v DC and is wired for positive ground.

Looks great and I can't wait to build one of these up too! I very well may borrow your artwork as well. 

The artwork really is great.

Gorgeous. Killer work! Glad you were able to sort out the issues on this one!

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One draw back to the VFE method is the current limitation, right? Those chips are rated for 20mA.

Nice one! The Deluxe Memory Man really does stand on its own. My favorite delay for sure. Glad this turned out well for you and you're digging it!

Thanks!  I was on the fence for awhile on whether to build it or not.  My Man O' War is so frigging great that, I thought there is no way any other analog delay could knock it off my pedalboard.  As I've found out and what you just said, the DMM is its own thing and probably my favorite now.

Definitely. I have an AD-900 and a big box DMM and have built both the MoW DX and Total Recall. The AD-900/MoW is no slouch and really does excel with slap-back and more-in-control rhythmic applications, but the DMM/Total Recall is just so versatile and has a unique sound to it that really sets it apart. The Echo 600 is another project worth considering to add to the DMM family.