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Hey, I really like that one!
Dig that font too, great choice

I love the box of Zombies!!!
All are awesome

Looks really cool!
I want some stamps!

Thank you guys for all the great complements!

I had never heard of this until now. Really cool!

Really cool build!
Love the graphics!

wow!
Awesome on so many levels.

When I saw the pop-can part the first thing to enter my mind was "prison shank"
Anyways, man that art is sick!

That is f'ing gorgeous  

The Screwdriver is on my (ever expanding) list of 'must builds'.

Everyone who builds one seems to love it!

Thanks man!
You should move the cosmo to the top of your list.
I dont think there is a bad setting in this thing.
I love the shape/sharpness knob on this pedal; It takes it from slightly splatty/woolly fuzz to to a tight OD sound.

Excellent work. Very tidy inside and that color is amazing! (Also: laser etched?)

p.s. you might consider running a little wire from either the gain or volume pot's lug 1 to the back of the pot to ground the enclosure. You might not have noticed it yet, but you can get some grounding noise issues when touching an ungrounded enclosure (even through your shoe!).

Thanks for the tip. That might fix the odd ground problem in my Apis build!
yes laser etched. It could have used a few more passes but I'm happy with it!

Hey everybody, here is a cosmo I've been working on the last 2 weeks.
I have been trying to find a fuzz that isn't your typical fuzz face. I wanted something more like an overdrive with fuzz qualities to it, and I think this is exactly that! I absolutely love this circuit! I'm floored with how good this sounds. It is stock and uses an AC127. I really want to do a lunar module now too!
The color is red kryptonite. It was hard to get the sparkle to show up. Anyway, here she is!

http://www.madbeanpedals.com/forum/index.php?topic=7682.0

Not exactly what you are asking, but the same general idea.

Wish I were better at reading schematic...
I understand some of that....

the bass player in our band asked me to make him a Sabertooth, so I am.
I have this idea of using a toggle to add the dry signal back in parallel with the fuzz circuit which would essentially make the output knob a blend to a certain extent (i think). That way he could keep his dry signal but blend in a little bit of woolly mammoth, or if he wants 100% mammoth he can flip the toggle and be back to stock.
Anyway, In my head I could see how that might work.
What do you guys think?

nicely done.
I like the contrast of the black and silver a lot.

seriously awesome and clean!
outstanding work!

Thank you guys for the kind words.