For guitar, bass, synth or anything you want to make sound like a magical blubbery sea creature.
Clipping section is something I thought up... it gradually clips the higher frequencies harder and harder. hard limiting the high frequencies negates the need for a lot of filtering and also gives a thick fuzz texture that can sound almost like it is chorusing at times.
Blatant disregard for parts count
I'll be getting circuit boards made, just not sure how many yet... PCB is about 4inches square, setup for board mounted pots and toggle switches, with off board jacks and bypass. I use ExpressPCB so they are good quality boards, just not the cheapest. I'm thinking of doing a kickstarter once I have an idea of how many DIY guys are interested. What do you think?
but overall, I'm happy with the topography, interface ease of use and tonal variety. I kept the layout pretty tight around the op-amps, with a bit more space around transistor stages noise and phase considerations (can be tweaked for lots-o-gain). Should be quiet considering parts count and available gain. Four big grippy knobs on the outside for foot fading, tiny tall knobs inside for fine tuning. Room left in the intended enclosure for easy wiring and ripe for modding even more 
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... at the op-amp driven tone section I've got the + and - inputs reversed. I'll fix it and update the OP link when I get things finalized. 
