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Beautiful suggestion and already done - just a couple dabs in select spots to make me feel better about my life choices.

Nice! I've built the EffectsLayouts Sonorous a while back, and I have yet to finish building AlephNull's Troglodyte.

It's handy to have some extra bit of that and stick it wherever you want in the signal chain.

Nice!

I wasn't (and am still not) convinced my leaf sockets are strong enough to hold that brick for the long haul, so i added some padding to the base to kind of hold it in there. I think the leaf sockets are brilliant, I just think mine are cheap lol.

Never tried socketing a Belton Brick before. I know some find it tacky (ha), but a bit of hot glue wouldn't go amiss in there, too.

Got any sound clips you'd be willing to share?

Cool. Thanks for that!

I know I've already spammed this thread, but I'm curious how the original compares component wise to the two knob version. Robert did a trace of that version, called the Counterweight. Here's the schematic of that one. I'm planning on working up drawing up a schematic of the vero layout of I've got time, but wondered if you had thoughts.

That's super slick in that wah/vol enclosure. Nicely done.

Regarding the 1/4W resistors, shouldn't be an issue as long as the leads or solder joints don't cross any adjacent parts/connections. IMO it can definitely look pretty  tons of old classic pedals did this—even full vertical—with resistors, diodes, you name it. As long as you have the vertical real estate, it's no biggie.

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Oh I'm not the OP, sorry. Looks like they were on in May. Might be worth a DM to get more info.

Fantastic as always.

The tone shaping between mids and tilt has this prickly octavey tone that I haven't gotten out of a muff. then you can, like you said, pull it back into muffly territory. Now I just have to riff on that MOSmuff you got me musing about.

That's the one.

Alright.

Apart from playing silly games, what we gon' do to get it going again?

I think the heart of the matter on migrating to Xenforo was the preservation of the collective knowledge base of the last 15+ years. Other than that, XF is a no-brainer.

However, with the current situation I think there's a caching problem after the crash a few years ago. Sometimes logging in on mobile fixes it. I've had fewer of these identity crises on mobile, anyway. But I'm not a programmer, just a designer who felt more at home among the front-end guys.

Llama out of water...?

Polo 'd the alpaca wool over my my eyes

Ladies and gentlemen, this is Marco number 5...

Ralph Lauren! 

I mean, Polo!

Sounds like it's time to add more whiskey to the Coke.

Gotta pass. Booze and brain pills don't mix good.


Poe Lowe!