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Too bad you did it backwards!

This guy makes me want to tannerite my good acoustic.

Oh, and Paul Gilbert makes me want to have a 'range accident'

You guys are great

Ha. I read the title and thought I would see an amp in a woodchipper.   If I had a thread with this name that's probably what would be happening.

This makes me jealous. I have a junk ironman mountain bike that I like to take on some trails around here. I need to stop spending all of my money on pedal parts and guns, and buy a decent bike.

The only problem is there is a strange pervert problem at one of the trails. I should avoid that trail. I once had to shove my knee into the back of a guys neck like police like to do. When the cops got there they got a laugh out of how I used their technique to shove the flashers face into the dirt.    A bit off topic but it was a good day at the trail     

And you didn't try it?!?!  That's the last piece of the mojo puzzle on any build.

Im intrigued. I'm going to see if I can find some.

I just moved so I'm going to use it as an opportunity to organize and set up my work area.

One more time.

How do I build a guitar pedal?

With the right tools.

How do I build a guitar pedal.

Who do you think I am? Tony Stark?

Yea. I still haven't unpacked my pedal stuff so it has been a way to pass the time.

I asked again:

Me:  How do I build a guitar pedal?

Cleverbot: You just be a you.

Me: How?

Cleverbot: Because your wired.

It told me that I need a bunch of old radios.

Ask cleverbot ,''How do I build a guitar pedal?''

http://www.cleverbot.com/

Post results.

Dr. Boogie first and for most. Then deadastronaut's chasm reverb and a strymon delay.

The boogie for heavy chugging and signaling for rescue. And the reverb and delay for when those weird island mushrooms kick in.

Although I am sorry that this actually happened to someone!

Don't be sorry.....    Just close the flap    

 

It looks pretty complete to me. I want to build one now.

Maybe the only thing needed is a drill guide since there's a row of pots and the board mounted switches.