I dunno that fsb has any official policies about anything, let alone something as trivial as the thanks system, but from a personal point of view I reckon it's appropriate to thank a person when they share their work.. if they post a pic of what they've done and I like that/feel compelled to, I tha...

Square wave is 100% probably correct.
Nice sounding unit when it works.

It might pay for a vacation or too, I'll bet.
You throw away more good ideas than I build.

You might be a Hoarder if....
Jimi I think your house would be a great place to spend a vacation. Bring a tele, an old champ, some good rocking chairs, and lots of those wonderful McDonald's gift certificates everyone receives for Christmas for us to share hot apple pies. and lots of solder

Jimi, what did you learn about this?

I claim no success here, but I did stumble upon a Japanese kindred spirit with some great photos on his blog.
http://blogs.yahoo.co.jp/srvkwschar/folder/1582059.html

MoonWatcher wrote:

atreidesheir wrote:Has Peavey sued someone?

Yeah. Behringer, and they eventually lost in the appeals in 2011.

http://www.behringer.com/news/music-gro ... ectronics/

Behringer should be sued for redundancy. I did not know about all this.

Has Peavey sued someone? Transtube is patented, but I have not heard of an infringement. and I have to admit I own one little transtube practice amp and it sounds great. Transtube uses some new tube circuit emulation ideas. Marhsall valvestate is different and does a nice job of emulating interplay ...

Well, pretty much anything vaguely complex in electronics is patentable ... So you can probably patent a jfet mu-amp The jfet mu-amp was acknowledged to be an adaptation of the National Semiconductor app note. And that was not patented either. probably for a good reason. Patents are avoided for goo...

geiristudio wrote: I was afraid it was a TS variant but damn it sounds really really good, I must admit!

Most of them do. whether they excite us or not. I have to admit, my disdain for them is purely a technical point.

son of screamer without 1n34a diodes on one side(the asymmetrical pair I guess). This one just has mundane silicon diodes. call it "son of perdition" - 2 Thessalonians 2:3-4 9 (refers to antichrist) --more rocknroll sounding. I do not find soft clipping very satanic though. The robin trowe...

be very careful. I opened one of these up for repair 5 yrs ago and the the wiring inside is incredibly flimsy. I replaced all of it. because most of it broke just from opening the enclosure. and this warning is from an owner of these micro pedals and loves them. The rubber flange is pretty sturdy an...

1Mc pot?
Now I have to read the secret life of pots again. I only keep 1M linear.

The seymour duncan tube pedals get high voltage from a 16v power supply.

I like the bypass in my guyatone micros.

Is that the 3pdt daughterboard you usually use in your own builds?
And this looks amazing!

I like the vocal singing quality to the sustained note. Almost a voltage sag effect.
This one is special! I am going to build this one when I get the time.
PinkJimi wins again!
God Bless you man. been praying for you and thinking about you.

The Biyang AD-10 delay has the same features for $50, and up to 1 second of not too noisy echoes.

Take care Jimi. I hope you come out of this feeling much better. Do your best to rest and recover like the dr tells you,

That graphic is simple yet awesome.