The 3d printed circuits look pretty rad, not very easy to maintain though! I love having to smash something to pieces in order to fix it... oh, wait...Another though is that if you actually want to make a commercial product using this method then you'll still probably have to sort out your shielding and grounding to get anything through EMC compliance tests that are required by various regulatory bodies... I guess this could all be built in as part of the design, or could be broken down into various components and layers that fit together. Looks cool, will be interested to see what people come up with for it.

See this related thread -http://www.electricalaudio.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=40762

Arkham Octling preampFor people that into Ampeg B-15s there's a dude that makes the preamp section of those amps. They look really cool. I can't think of anything I would use it for but it'd be nice to have. http://arkhamsound.com/octling.html

numberthirty wrote:benadrian wrote:I definitely had my chorus period in the shoegaze 90s of mine.Also, Pete (the guy doing the video) is a totally solid dude. I only mention this because people tend to crap on youtube or session guitarists. He's an honest dude who works his ass off and finds creative ways to make his knowledge and ability pay the bills.It did occur to me that said pedal would also completely cover the more reserved "Cocteau Twins" corner of chorus use almost perfectly. So, it got me on a couple of fronts.You know, I've never had any gripe with that guy. For his little stripe in the rainbow, his channel is a gem. There are also far worse guys you could have in many of the guitar slots he has filled over the years.I sold him a vintage Marshall maybe a year ago. All personal aesthetic or musical tastes aside he s a really genuinely nice guy and works hard to make a living playing music either at his home studio (these videos) or on tour all over the freakin world with a laundry list of international artists.

numberthirty wrote:I think I am going to have to get excited enough for the entire board about this one. It sounds so perfect.phpBB [media]It is, as an English bloke would say, "Spot-On", but you can get all those sounds with an Ibanez BC9 Bi-Mode Chorus from 1982 (83?) ¦ . They are probably cheaper than that new pedal.

If you are anything like me, and I'm sure many of you are, you have been longing for a way to combine satiating your almost unbearable oral fixation with your love of legendary underground musician Mike Patton's vocal artwork. Well friends, our time has finally arrived.phpBB [media]

Breathalyzer Soundscapes

Dr Tony Balls wrote:I dont trust EHX's build quality on about anything, and that amp is no exception.Yeah that crossed my mind too. Plus, "speaker that sounds like a vintage Celestion". Great, that can mean about 6 very different things..

I dont trust EHX's build quality on about anything, and that amp is no exception.

uglysound wrote:If you are anything like me, and I'm sure many of you are, you have been longing for a way to combine satiating your almost unbearable oral fixation with your love of legendary underground musician Mike Patton's vocal artwork. Well friends, our time has finally arrived.phpBB [media]Ha! - started watching, then ffwd-d to about 15:30, to find Electronic-Bong Ming The Merciless dude playing a kind of funky didgeridoo (funky-doo?) jam, with weird bacterial cactus shapes behind him. Funky-doo comes to an end, Bong Ming shuts his eyes meaningfully for a moment, and then intones "ORPHEUS!" and he's off on another bubbly sonic journey.