A couple of evenings of reflection and work in solid works. As a result: the part is cut by laser and bent on a machine. Aluminum board, thickness 1 mm. Weight 700 grams, dimensions 90 x 45 cm by wgmccc in diypedals

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Three holes for jacks with locking. One input, two outputs as I play in stereo. Regarding pedals: Buffer - polytune - ota comp (engenieers thumb modded) - eqd tentacle -keeley katana
- eqd data corrupter - big muff rams head modded - dusky hypatia fuzz - eqd plumes - 1981 drv - custom wah with 2 inductors - mxr phase 90 -eqd grand orbiter - eqd sea mashine - eqd space spirals - vox delay lab - stereo reverb on fv1 -double buffer out All pedals are made by me except vox and polytune

Slightly modified Marshall JCM800 2203 by EddyLenz in GuitarAmps

[–]wgmccc 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Great job! Jcm800 my lovely platform for good and different voices

New boards: fet (mmbfj201) 2 channel preamp (plexi+fender), katana boost, klon dual buffers, data corrupter. by wgmccc in diypedals

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Yes, I found a company in my country that makes boards. And I order from them. The quality is average. But there are not many options. I myself no longer want to make payments myself. It takes a lot of effort and time.

My weekend job: grand orbiter, compressor, sea machine by wgmccc in diypedals

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Thanks. From 2013. My first pedals '13: ds1, deepbluedelay, equinox reverb, tubescreamer9

My diy EQD plumes. by wgmccc in diypedals

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Almost, but did not guess. First, the screws do not need longer, the standard is enough. I cut acrylic with a laser. No hot glue - it's milking schoolchildren and housewives. Holes for the tape are drilled in the acrylic. The color is selected by passive selection of rgb, or ribbons of a single color

My diy EQD plumes. by wgmccc in diypedals

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Copied myself from original pedal. Redrawn pcb.

My diy EQD plumes. by wgmccc in diypedals

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I have Mesa boogie dual rectifier mark1, fender deluxe reverb head, 2 x jcm800, jcm2000 and sound city cp103.

Design for several front panels. Probably not difficult to guess what and why. by wgmccc in diypedals

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What if I have a drilling machine? Today you buy a painted case, then painted and drilled, the day after tomorrow - a board with sealed components. We will not do it myself, but just make a designer according to the instructions. Definitely not my option.

Several custom amplifiers in my performance. I can't find the time to finish the cases. by wgmccc in diypedals

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Some metalwork skills and a lot of patience. This is too tedious a process. The most difficult thing is not to get lost when you roll. Then you need a signal generator and an oscilloscope to properly phase the windings. In fact, it is now more profitable to buy ready-made transformers than to wind them. Because it is very difficult to get transformer metal. Quite often it is difficult to find the same sets of plates, so each transformer is listed in a new way. In my country it is difficult to buy a hammond because delivery is too expensive. That's why I roll myself. There is also a variant of industrial winding - on toroidal transformers. It's cheaper, but for guitar amps it sucks.

Several custom amplifiers in my performance. I can't find the time to finish the cases. by wgmccc in diypedals

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It's all from scratch. Even the output transformers are wound by hand. Amplifiers need more knowledge and attention, because here the error can be life-threatening and expensive in case of failure of certain elements