I managed to cram it into a 125BB with top mount jacks! The Chaos Control has been moved to the outside of the box. I took some liberties with the control names.
I had to get a little creative with jack placement. The extra height of the 125BB is definitely required for top mount jacks.
The finish is ink jet on printer paper. I used acrylic as a fixative, then Mod Podge to adhere the print. More acrylic went on after that for the clear coat. The enclosure was quite rough, so I had to do some serious buffing just to get the "distressed" look you see on the sides here.
I wanted a little more chaos, so I substituted a B25k for the recommended B100K pot. It's still more subtle than I had anticipated in some settings. I may also find a way to bypass the resistor in the feedback loop (R27) for even faster swell speeds. I built this initially with a short Belton brick, thinking it would be more versatile. That may be, but the short brick would not self oscillate at all in this circuit.
Some of the larger caps are bent forward to accommodate the jacks. I was having flashbacks to failed 1590A builds as I boxed this! Still, I'm glad I went with a smaller enclosure.
Thanks, DiabloChris666, for making this PCB available.
I had to get a little creative with jack placement. The extra height of the 125BB is definitely required for top mount jacks.
The finish is ink jet on printer paper. I used acrylic as a fixative, then Mod Podge to adhere the print. More acrylic went on after that for the clear coat. The enclosure was quite rough, so I had to do some serious buffing just to get the "distressed" look you see on the sides here.
I wanted a little more chaos, so I substituted a B25k for the recommended B100K pot. It's still more subtle than I had anticipated in some settings. I may also find a way to bypass the resistor in the feedback loop (R27) for even faster swell speeds. I built this initially with a short Belton brick, thinking it would be more versatile. That may be, but the short brick would not self oscillate at all in this circuit.
Some of the larger caps are bent forward to accommodate the jacks. I was having flashbacks to failed 1590A builds as I boxed this! Still, I'm glad I went with a smaller enclosure.
Thanks, DiabloChris666, for making this PCB available.