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I saw EJ in concert in Charlotte a couple of weeks ago, and for the encore, he brought out Eric Gales and they did two or three Jimi songs. I had heard his name, but wasn't familiar with his playing. That dude can rip! And, yeah, it's kind of weird to watching him playing, what to me is, backwards and upside down.

Doyle Bramhall III plays upside down too! there's a high proportion of blues players that do that. I beleive albert king's another, he uses some oddball tuning as well.

lt1054 works as well just be sure to bend back pin 1.

BTW, what is the circuit?

yes...please do tell.

I like the second one a lot. usually the closest they get viewed is 4 or 5 feet when on the floor so those big bold designs always seem to stand up better than the delicated detailed etches. although seeing the really clean tight jobs is always super impressive.

nice design!

are we there yet? are we there yet? are we there yet?...lol

everything I've ever tried from mutron has sounded fantastic. they really built great stuff.

Rad find!

I bet there's a few awesome guitar tone caps in there.

Jacob

righteous score brutha!

sweet like squirell meat....fine and dandy like sour candy!

I try veorboard.com but the shipping costs are huge.....

40 bucks......

So anyone else?

are you in europe? didn't realise that was the case. I never paid that much. sorry just trying to help

the ross is great. I built a 14 stage version. fairly easy build and the ota" are  85 cents each at sbe.

veroboard.com has the best prices and lots of colors and sizes

i grab em by the ends and gently press the legs against a hard flat surface to ben the legs on each side at the same time so the stay in line.

roger mayer builds several dirt boxes that " split the signal into 2 seperate paths each running through a different drive circuit and their outputs are summed together at an output mixing stage. a delay that has  2 or three parrallel delay lines would be usful for different delay times and levels without the repeats effecting each other. the later can be used in stereo for "circular delays witch sound huge. I would suggest a buffer?splitter so each path gets a strong signal run off groove has such a project that one could use for reference. these are just a few Ideas. most effects combos are done in series because it is easier to set up but you can get super creative with the addition of a parallel or semi-parallel signal path. be creative and I suggest reading the manual for the tc electronics g-force or the axe fx for info on parralel routing option Ideas as both units feature the ability to implement these options albeit in a "virtual" way when programming patches. it is a great way to make your tones subtley complex and unique. and different from the same dirt/chorus/delay chains.

pcb stock is available in several color and materials. check ebay under "copper clad" and you can pick some different colors usually

1) yes
2) I don't use an inkjet.  But you need to clear coat the waterslide before placing in the water when using an inkjet
3)I use minwax polycrylic
4) I do it carefully after the decal dries

Josh

what he said. polycrylic is water based so it wont craze the clear thats on the box. I usually use the settimg for transparencies at the best quality output. make a few extras and wait several hours or over night before handling. sometimes the underside is still soft and wet even when the decal feels set. for uneven surfaces use some testors delal set or other film softener to help avoid wrinkles.