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Amen

Just a post to wish the Great Bean a merry Christmas, and all the rest of it. And I suppose the rest of you all, too  

It's been an interesting year for me personally, but I hope you're all doing well and keeping the spirit alive. 

All hail the Bean !

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I placed a JLC order the other day and stupidly forgot to order even just 5 of my Muff2 layout. Sheesh.

I'll hook you up: power-IO, main, relay. Although I stuck with the slow boat, so it'll be a minute.


Although, it is val, so maybe too advanced

Thank you sir.

No problem!

I love it! Upload it, if you have time, please.

enjoy!

This is mapped to Bean's Standard Series 1590B, with control text spacing for 13mm and 19mm knobs. But feel free to give it a check.

edit: I should mention that it doesn't have any drill markers or labels for any potential tone bypass controls

Having some fun.

This one's gonna be laser etched, with the soot in place and sealed for the black. I'll upload the art of anyone wants it.

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Brian, do you charge the layer colors to get them more pleasantly dark?

Yes, I have the most used layers set to custom colors to make everything easy on my eyes. I can share the settings if you want.

That would be great! Thanks.

Now if only the rest of the UI had a dark mode. 

Is it really different enough from the regular opamp muff to justify a new release?

"Yes!"
—money

using my weird IO with top mount jacks and relay bypass ...and 1/8W resistors

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Edit: fart. Didn't realize how similar it is to Bean's. Just came together that way.

Brian, do you charge the layer colors to get them more pleasantly dark?

This is seriously cool! Well done, both of you. I feel like garbage, so I sat laid down in bed and started adapting the mayonnaise fuzz mods/controls to the deuce. Won't breadboard them until I can sit properly, but there's a good chance at least one of the switches is placed wrong, as well as values needing tweaked, but it's the first bit of creative juice I've gotten in a while.

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a hidden portion of the mbp website!

Seriously.

Great bit of history there! But man, what can't we trace back to Jack? Thanks, Brian.

I've been looking around at the various MOSFET based circuits out there, mainly from "What can I build?", and came across some things, all probably old news and deep lore™

I ducked out of DIY in 2012/3 and came back about a decade later, for reference. I found a couple of posts here, but wondered if anyone can share light on who made the MOSFET boost first, because the circuits are looking rather similar. Obviously, only a few components can constitute a big difference, and maybe I'm nuts.



I was looking at the Firecracker, Landgraff Clean Boost, and z*ex SHO, and wondered if one came before the other. I tried backtracing the Firecracker from mirosol's tagboard, before finding what appears to be the original schematic, with a "this is for DIY only" disclaimer. I'm out of it enough not to know when John debuted his boost. And I only know that, like many others, if you use the brand or circuit name on a Reverb ad, you get a takedown from the ghost of Randy Savage.

Firecracker has a different biasing method, from what I see, but some of the bits look very similar.

Nicely done! Clean and spotless in and out.

I really like those GE germs, too; classy, mid century brand aesthetic for the curious ones opening up the box.

1590A

SHO

I couldn't bring myself to do SMD, but I was inspired to make a one knob, mosfet overdive!

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Lol that file name. So 1590F is it? 

Jokes aside, nice work!