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The Sushi Box FX Secret Society

I actually boxed up the runner-up as well, I'm going to send it to the artist so he has a reference of what colors will look like on boxes vs. the screen. I just finished printing his Echosaurus design tonight and I love it on screen, but on the box the colors don't pop the way I want them to. I'll have to have him adjust it.
 
How about move the logo to the right side?
I was actually considering mirroring the graphic so the rocket is facing the other way, which is actually the way he originally showed it to me. I've been putting my logo on the left corner for years, I can't change it now :P
 
Random not-the-whole-family photo
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If I have to be honest.....it's too busy for me. I'll stick with the plain text on white for mine :)

I really like busy artwork, but I fully understand not everyone does. I try to avoid making a lot of long-term promises, but simple artwork for those that don't like the busy will be available forever. Period.
 
@Sushi Box FX I'll pose a question...if a pedal is ordered 'white with simple artwork', are there any color options for the text or does it have to be black?
It's going to have to be black. I can theoretically make it any color I want, but it requires generating a new file, and if I made that option available for everyone then it would turn into another thing that would take a bunch of time to set up.
 
Quick August update:
I've been getting a little nervous since we're over halfway through the month and I still don't have my big circuit board order yet. One design (Black Eye) has internal copper layers so it takes longer to make than the others, apparently that's been holding up the order, but it's just waiting on final inspection now, then I hope to have by the end of the week.

I'm not sure what happened to my enclosure and knob order, they're usually super quick getting them to me, but it's been almost 2 weeks. I'll be severely disappointed if I have to delay things, but I will of course keep everyone in the loop if it looks like that's going to happen.

The good news is my components are all on their way, and I can get some stuff started so it's ready for when everything else comes.

The additional good news is while I'm waiting I've been working on a super neat project I've been wanting to do for a while. It's still just a prototype for now, but it's going to help out with one of the most tedious parts of building and I'm hoping to have it done in the next couple weeks.
 
I just saw the post on the chips for the Echosaurus. Oh, Irony. :roflmao:
Yup, I wasn't worried about the size of my FV-1 stash until I got more orders for it than usual in September, so I had to cut it off. I want to keep a couple chips for myself so I can still work on prototypes, so I just need to make sure I don't run completely out.
 
As much current as it takes to power the UA at 12V and no size requirement.
There is no benefit to running UA or any of my tube pedals (except maybe Deep Dish and possibly Lab Rat X) at 12V as opposed to 9V, so I'm not sure I understand the point of the adapter. The high voltage supply provides a regulated voltage regardless of input, the only thing that sees the input voltage directly is the tube heater, and heating at 12V has no difference in sound compared to heating at 9V.
 
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