Sunkings

[jkokura]

We all know what these are like by now, I just like posting in this forum! These were my last two Sunking boards, so now they're all gone.

The first is a stock simple sunking with a pair of 1n34a diodes (black stripe). The second has a diode selection switch to change between 1n34a and red LED clipping. Usual method of building, the print shop decal over the PPP powder coated enclosures. I think the first here is Copper Translucent and the second is the 18K gold. Both look much better in person I think. In fact, I think most pedals look better in person than in the iPhone pictures I take...



And the Guts.





And the Guts.



Hope you've enjoyed!

Jacob

[thetrend77]

Mind if I ask where you got the Centaur logo for the 2nd one? I'd love to put that on mine, but I can't find a good version of it anywhere

[bigmufffuzzwizz]

I did enjoy them! The 2nd one is really the money!

[nzCdog]

Great work man, I love your builds

[jkokura]

Thanks guys!

Mind if I ask where you got the Centaur logo for the 2nd one? I'd love to put that on mine, but I can't find a good version of it anywhere

I can send you the vector file. PM me your email!

Jacob

[thetrend77]

PM'd

[TNblueshawk]

Very cool and tidy. Love the copper(?) color on the first one in particular too.

[jkokura]

Very cool and tidy. Love the copper(?) color on the first one in particular too.

Yeah, I like that color an the layout as well. I prefer just the Ge diodes, so that layout works best.

I have my own PCBs for the 'custom drive' on the way...

Jacob

[redbean]

Great work Jacob!

[jkokura]

Here's a quick video of the second one with two different clipping diodes.

Jacob

[thetrend77]

Gotta love the transparency of the Sunking! Personally, I prefer the Ge diodes. The LED sounds a bit too harsh for my tastes. Nice demo!

[jkokura]

I built another.



Jacob

[gtr2]

Great looking pedal.  Certainly one I'd be proud to have on my board!

Josh

[nzCdog]

I need moar blue pedalz

[thetinnedman]

What switch did you use for switching between the diodes? I'm planning on doing something similar. I have some 1n34a's, some BAT41's, and some LM313H's i want to switch between. So instead of a 2 way switch i would need a 3 way switch. Probably an (on/on/on) mini toggle yeah?