donnysparks
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I rarely have anything to contribute here, but tonight I at least have some pics. this is my first serious DIY effort. I've built the Hamptone tube and have worked on guitars for awhile. I did this for a tape-opper recently.
i used inkjet waterslide decals for the front. also, in order to be able to space the modules a little further apart i cut a notch in the module frame by the input switch. this allowed the lip of the chassis lid to slide into the module frame. this also provided extra support for the modules, whose back ends are supported by 1/8" strapping. for the output trannys i used the mounting bracket from the master module. I also moved the phase switch closer to the output pot (originally the echo 2 pot) by drilling a new hole in the module frame.
i used inkjet waterslide decals for the front. also, in order to be able to space the modules a little further apart i cut a notch in the module frame by the input switch. this allowed the lip of the chassis lid to slide into the module frame. this also provided extra support for the modules, whose back ends are supported by 1/8" strapping. for the output trannys i used the mounting bracket from the master module. I also moved the phase switch closer to the output pot (originally the echo 2 pot) by drilling a new hole in the module frame.