MXR Cae Boost / Line Driver clone

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Originally Posted by jugglindan

Good point. In that case I would also cover the screw threads with tape and after painting scrape/sand the paint out of the countersinks on the back so you will get a good connection through the 4 screws. Maybe also file the paint from the inside of the pot and jack holes, as the case is usually earthed through the 6.5mm jacks.

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I put a little bluetack in the holes and then pushed a washer onto it, so the paint didn't adhere around the jack holes. Once the jacks are in you can't tell.

All housed and happy.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...ad3cf4e150.jpg

Nice! There's an MXR vibe going on. I like it.

Also, given tonight's ordeal with a new supply of generic waterslide paper, what brand decal paper did you use? I am pretty sure the stuff I have now is no good for larger decals. Hopefully it might still be usable for smaller pieces, because I still have 9 A4 sheets of it.

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Originally Posted by jugglindan

Nice! There's an MXR vibe going on. I like it.

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A little tribute in there. Buffer symbol and added a rocket it inside for boost was my train if thought.

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Originally Posted by jugglindan

Also, given tonight's ordeal with a new supply of generic waterslide paper, what brand decal paper did you use? I am pretty sure the stuff I have now is no good for larger decals. Hopefully it might still be usable for smaller pieces, because I still have 9 A4 sheets of it.

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Ah dude, I feel ya. I just replied in the FS-808 thread. This latest batch was an eBay inanimate seller I got a while back. Sometimes it works really well and sometime it just doesn't. The Daily Driver (for example) was the same batch of paper and went on and worked like a Boss over the vinyl wrap. This one, not so much, I really struggled. Was thinking maybe temperature and warming the water may have helped. I really don't know. At least you weren't the only one struggling today with decals.

I always use slightly warm water, and I used the same technique that worked so well on past attempts. The only change was the brand of paper.

A little time this morning to have a noodle around with this little self powered portable rig. All USB power bank powered not relying on mains at all. 1x 12 custom speaker cab with a V30 installed and the Diago Little Smasher 5W amp head to drive it all. Very impressed. light and portable.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...66f2699dd7.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...4e3aef0844.jpg

Looks great. How does it sound? And how much play time do you get from the power bank?

Plus I am chuffed to see the Daily Driver on there :)

Sound = great. Run time = TBA