I just can't do with this urge to put my drawings on my gears
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Thank you very much!If that's your own artwork, I'm impressed.
It is of mineI'm impressed even if it isn't … very cool
Half built, as I bought the thing so called 'parts pack' and then I just soldered it..Do you also build the pedals, or do you replace the original design of regular pedals with yours?
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I just can't do with this urge to put my drawings on my gears
It's a film sticker on the pickguard!I think it looks great. Love seeing unique, creative stuff like this. How did you do the work on the pickguards? Is it paint? If so is there a protective clear layer over the top?
Actually the stuff placed on the left top of the 'pedal bag' is the power sourceYou have an interesting setup with your pedals nestled in a case with pluckable foam. Do you power them with batteries, or is there another power source somewhere?
That is Burny BRB-65(maybe?), which is a japanese copy model of ricNice! what's the Ric-ish looking bass. Actual Ric, heavily modded? Nice pickguard.
The brick at the top left appears to be the power supplyYou have an interesting setup with your pedals nestled in a case with pluckable foam. Do you power them with batteries, or is there another power source somewhere?