Black Russian BMP

[micromegas]

Hi everybody,
I'm Adán from Spain and this is my first topic in the forum! (I've been living in the shadows for a while....   )

I started building pedals last summer with the projects Mr. Madbean released (my first build was a Serendipity and it remains in my pedalboard) and I have to say that this forum rules!!

I've learned a lot from you guys in the past six months (much more than in 4 years of electronic engineering studies)

This pedal is a Big Muff Pi (green russian specs) that I've built for a friend.



Gutshots:



and then, with a little help....

[2tonewarrior]

Great build and nice etching! You´r right, I´ve learned from 0 and this forum probably gave me 80% of my knowledge

edit: no había leído lo primero, aquí tienes un paisano para lo que necesites

[jimilee]

Awesome build,so clean,and love the gratuitous shot with the Radiophonic album!

[culturejam]

That's a really nice etch and all-around great build!

[pickdropper]

That's a really nice etch and all-around great build!

This.  It's obvious a lot of thought and careful planning went into building this.

[midwayfair]

Excellent work. Really like that etch -- so clean.

[micromegas]

Thanks to everybody.

@jimilee: I got the Radiophonic album in one of those Christmas PIFs, so I thought it would be nice to put a picture of it on my first topic.

[micromegas]

That's a really nice etch and all-around great build!

This.  It's obvious a lot of thought and careful planning went into building this.

Coming from a pedal-master like you this is so comforting

(there's no irony on my coment, I really mean it)

[juansolo]

Damn classy 

[stecykmi]

oops delete me please

[stecykmi]

I've learned a lot from you guys in the past six months (much more than in 4 years of electronic engineering studies)

as an EE grad myself, i can't help but agree!

very precise etch, what method did you use?

[micromegas]

I've learned a lot from you guys in the past six months (much more than in 4 years of electronic engineering studies)

as an EE grad myself, i can't help but agree!

very precise etch, what method did you use?

I used Ferric Chloride.

Metod based on this one:
http://es.scribd.com/doc/24250149/Making-a-Multicolor-Etching

If you have enough time check out Ruz's etchings, they're outstanding!

[micromegas]

By the way, I tried to use press'n peel instead, but it went all wrong.. so I returned to trusty (and cheaper) glossy photo paper