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Hello there! Wondering how to add the extra LED to the circulator 😊

Thanks! Really enjoyed this. Other troubleshooting tutorials are often based on already knowing the answer. But you not only show the process but also the thinking and the discoveries you make along the way. It's real, and that is what most of us go through. So thanks also for that aspect. Is the KoT from Rullywow? That was my first build. Well I sourced the parts and then watched my friend build it. And learned enough to soon start building my own.

the differences when you're pairing then are 100% due to phase cancellation, so you can't actually hear which ones are better or worse, because you're not hearing what they actually sound like but just how different they are from each other

Use a heat gun to clear the bubbles from the resin while it’s in the cup. Then use the heat gun to level the resin after you pour.

i have this half built, but i need to order a couple more specific resistor and capacitor values. it sounds so good!

So shiny!

Love your graphics. It says DIY so nicely. Great Video

I use a nitrile glove and I just spread it with my finger. I also used envirotex. Finished with a few distant passes of a torch lighter. Worked amazing and looks very professional.

Wanda vision was a good show. These pedals are inspiring. Nice work

thank you very much for this comparison! very helpful :)

Try an LT1357 op amp. Quiet, plenty of bite and tight bass but a little less harshness/ear fatigue vs the stock TL071

I can never get the pilot hole right, the bit always wanders off the divot left by the center punch. The small 1.5mm bit takes a long time to drill through. Is my drill not powerful enough? It's 12V.

The reason that they sound so different when paired has got to be phasing, right? Which means that when they're paired we hear only the difference between the two respective frequency responses.

Did you ever troubleshoot this and get around to creating a version with a PCB?

Thank you for this! By any chance do you have a Tayda template for that Parenthesis enclosure? It looks incredible.

Great work. Very very close. it appeared that around 2:40 when you changed the loop, the Walrus was a tad warmer. Maybe the settings were slightly different? in the first loop i couldnt tell the difference tbh

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hiya ! what size are those knobs ? i'm about to build this but don't know what to get for knobs yet thanks !!

slick vid! thanks for the great demo.

Great information. Well done. Thanks for taking the time to share this info. Have you ever tried this technique with clear Sticker Paper Clear for Inkjet & Laser Printer? Thanks.

Thanks a lot! Very instructive :)

Could you stack 2 of them together? And if you can would it get you closer to fuzz territory

Very cool, nice job on those pedals. How many pedals can you cover with the 32 oz of that epoxy? I was thinking of using self etching primer, then acrylic paint, then this epoxy, you think it will hold up well over time?

What’s your typical cure time on the epoxy?

Cool artwork!

No OP07?

I use a digital caliper and a metric step drill to do my holes in my enclosure.

What’s the putty/clay you use to hold components on the board when you flip it over?/

Any idea what Brian’s reasons are for choosing the op amp he did? I see that LM308s aren’t cheap, but is availability the issue? I know Brian advertises the switchable op amp feature of the Rat’s Bane. BTW this pedal literally had me giggling in less than 10 minutes. Pushing it with a moderate overdrive and keeping RB gain down goes some crazy places. Also, none of the demos I’ve seen show that it actually cleans up pretty well. The volume and gain controls are VERY sensitive and there’s shit tons of gain to be had, but you can dial it back to a balance point where your guitar volume and playing dynamics do some really fun stuff.

i assume you already have schematics?

It sounds amazing!!!!

Great setup, perfect demo. Thanks!

Great video & love these kits. Did the Green Pony Kit last year and really satisfied with the tones I'm getting compared with the "real" ones. Going for this build also next. Cheers.

When paired up, I preferred the rat LM308. Great comparison. Thanks!

Sounded all pretty similiar when they are isolated until you paired them and then way different. Just my opinion but I like the sound of the stock chip the most. Thanks for the video!

Great work! Can't wait to build one of those Caesars!

Hey, I am slowly starting to build more complicated pedal kits. Could you give a short explanation what was wrong here and how you figured it out? My knowledge about electronics is not much and I would like to understand how to use device like this to look for problems. Or would I need to study more electronics first, to fully understand the process or to "know what I am doing" with the testing device? Like, is it self explanatory if you know whats going on in the circuit? Thanks in advance and stay safe!