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That is sweet. Ticks all my boxes. Great graphic too. Good job squeezing that all in there.

I'm really interested in adding tap tempo using a Taptation chip set to the ZPDD. If someone works out the details of how to do this, please let me know.

Thanks

Great Swiss Army theme, really nice looking pedal.

awesome. you selling pcbs?

I'm not selling in bulk, but I do have a spare PCB because OSH Park makes you order them in batches of three. If you or anyone else wants it you can have it for cost price: $6/£4.  Shipping to the US is about $5. In the UK, £3.

So, totals are $11 US or £7 UK.

Build guide for anyone interested:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/gyya4kp8r4jbydk/Feta%20Complis%20Build%20Guide.pdf

very cool build, that's a very well thought out layout. what's the text in the bottom right corner about!?

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Ooh cool! Never built the Cheese myself. Very sweet little layout.

Whatcho got goin on in that there Relay Bypass? Hmm?

The relay bypass is a wider board I made for Jack Orman's AMZ true-bypass relay controller so it could sit on top of the switch right at the front. It's a shame that I've got lots of those little green PCBs he makes for it left over. I'd buy just the PIC chips, but you have to buy 100 at a time.

Here's what I've been up to recently, a Lovetone Big Cheese clone in a 125B. I call it the 'Feta Complis'.

It sounds pretty, er, cheesy. It's got the four modes: tone bypass, scoop, hump and cheese. I haven't got the original to compare it to, but it sounds quite close to the demos on YouTube.

My bass player loves this thing on the cheese setting, he says it makes his bass sound rude

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Emtpy PCB:

Judging by the picture title, it's a turtle. Or a tortoise as we say over this side of the pond. As to why it's got LEDS on it, that's anybody's guess.

Great etch. Love the weathered look - has that old school 80s future tech feel.

The writing on the PCB next to the diodes made me smile though.  

Outstanding work.

Sign me up for one of your little PCBs.

We have a 12mm stepper bit that goes up in 1mm increments

Where did you get your stepper bit? I can only find 2mm increments ...

I second for the quality of the Ampmaker kits. My PP-18 is my go-to amp for medium volume stuff. I built it a few years ago. It was quite gainy, so I swapped the preamp valves for 5751s which cleaned it up a bit.

Zombie Laser Nipple Guns FTW! 

I had a dog when I was young that howled at the harmonica. It also wagged its tail at the same time, so I don't think that it was in pain. I was told that dogs do that as it is a primal pack instinct to howl when the pack leader (you) howls to gather the pack together for hunting.

That dog hated fireworks though.