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The Sushi Box FX Secret Society

I dont know if youd ever be interested in doing this, but you could do a run of ultra simple, single color design for lowered cost. i.e. all with the same knobs, color, etc. The Keeley X line or the white thing that JHS came out with. The cosmetics may be the easiest and cheapest thing to do for you, but it may streamline and make an interesting limited run.
So honestly the easiest thing for me is no color, just UV print and clear coat. I would love to switch over to that completely and it would save me time, but too many people are willing to fight for their colors :P
 
So honestly the easiest thing for me is no color, just UV print and clear coat. I would love to switch over to that completely and it would save me time, but too many people are willing to fight for their colors :p
So it’s safe to say that people like me that want a chromed enclosure with a recessed laser engraved wood top with hardwood knobs with chrome inserts are just a pain in the arse then? :smug: I just made that up as I typed but I bet it would look awesome and I want one.
 
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Well I figured they would go fairly quick, but I honestly didn't expect them to go that quick. Thank you guys as always for the support. For those that didn't get one this time there will absolutely be more like this down the road.

For those that did get them I've already started working on getting the rest of the enclosures ready and the parts to put the boards together should be here early next week. I don't know exactly how long it will take for me to get them ready and shipped out, but I will of course keep everyone posted on progress and my goal is to have them done and shipped late July/early August.
 
Also, I know I say things like "thank you for the support" a lot, and I want you all to know that I really mean it. I'm a pretty mediocre musician, and building pedals has always made me feel like I still matter to the musical community at large. Because of your support, especially those that took a chance with my pedals early on, I've been able to invest in this as a business and improve the quality immensely. The first units were rough, they were on the ugly side, I was still figuring things out, but you all stuck with me and helped me get the chance to make everything better.

So seriously, thank you guys. You all rock.
 

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