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Of course. There are many pedal builders that make this using point to point wiring. Paperboy Pedals and Elephant Pedals for example.

@@chiefaudiodesigns thanks for the info. If turret boards aren't too hard to build / solder I could consider that. I've never build a pedal but restored a point to point wired hifi / console pull tube amp. Looks like a fun project.

Thanks! At the moment, this is hardly possible, because I am in Russia and there are difficulties with payment and delivery

@@chiefaudiodesigns ah okay, cause i'd love buying one or multiple of them :D never seen such a great work with pedals and wood! If anything changes, please let me know!

@@GITANO_Backing_Tracks Okay! I'll keep you informed :)

Im new to playing bass. Why shouldn't he have used a pick?

@@mikeholera231 Use whatever you want. Some people just like to be elitists about plucking.

I have an a custom made CNC machine based on X-Carve. It can mill aluminium, but it's not good for this type of operation. This requires a more hard construction and coolant supply

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Спасибо! Станок от отечественной компании Savinsname, по сути аналог X-carve. Актуальные цены лучше посмотреть у них на сайте, я приобрел уже довольно давно

Здравствуйте! Разве что для дума/стоунера и производных от этого стилей, так как это в большей степени фузз, чем дисторшн

Спасибо за ответ

А подойдёт для Slipknot?

@@zhadow9932 нет, в данном случае нужен другой характер звучания

​@@chiefaudiodesignsспасибо

It was just a one-time experiment :) In addition, this CNC router is not accurate enough to make PCB in a standard way.

This is hardly possible at the moment, because I am in Russia and there are some difficulties with delivery and payment

На видео этот момент не отмечен, но внутри была сделана экранировка графитом. Проблем с фоном не заметил

По типу того, как гитары экранируются?

It weighs 525g

The dimensions is 157x135x27mm. This is not a standart, it's based on my own experience.

Can you get a good sound from it?/ How many millimeters is the height from top to bottom?

@@Abolfazlsheykhi Full height with keys is 45mm. It sounds very nice. Less bright than my other hollow-body kalimba, but much deeper

Can I ask you to draw the pattern of making this kalimba on a piece of paper (with exact measurements) and scan it and email it to me?

Or, I would be grateful if you could send me the plans that you gave to cnc, because I really fell in love with this design🥲

I take it you're talking about turrets?

@@chiefaudiodesigns Yes, in my place it is very difficult to find the item if you don't know the name, thank you for answering my question.

I use Autodesk ArtCAM

@@chiefaudiodesigns Thanks for the response, did you teach yourself how to build/run it or have you studied engineering?

Thank you! The dilution ratio is approximately equal to 150g per 0.5L

@@chiefaudiodesigns thank you for reply, mate.

You are absolutely right. These capacitors are used for better look. In addition, this is due to the assortment of axial capacitors in the shop where I usually order components :)

@@chiefaudiodesigns Well they certainly do look awesome. I bought a selection of different caps for guitar tone controls, including a ridiculous 1.5kv oil in paper just because it was yellow and looked great! Although a bit pointless being inside a guitar cavity. I also built a Fuzz Face clone myself but wanted to see how small it could be so used as low voltage as possible, I try to avoid the little ceramic caps though as they can apparently be microphonic and pick up noise. I was wondering if the little window on your pedals lets any noise or hum in? Have you compared it to a solid box?

Different voltage capacitors have slightly different ESR characteristics, and this will be frequency dependant to an extent too, so there may actually be some very, very subtle differences.

Thank you!

Yes, that's exactly it :)

Thank you! The transistors are on the sides of the footswitch. This enclosure is so small to place everything in center :)

Thanks! Glad you liked it

Thanks! I don't know what the result will be with other materials, but why not try? :)