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The Sushi Box FX Secret Society

Super secret sect preview since Sushi already spilled the beans :D Pedal categories, preorder counters in the header, nice friendly mobile site, easier ordering direct from pedal pages, straight-forward visible pricing, standardized pedal details location/fields:
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Looks good but none of the links work. I can't click on anything! I've rebooted and re-installed my browser, cleared my cache, ate my cookies, and upgraded my RAM but still can't click on any of the links! I think there is something wrong on your end.
 
Looks good but none of the links work. I can't click on anything! I've rebooted and re-installed my browser, cleared my cache, ate my cookies, and upgraded my RAM but still can't click on any of the links! I think there is something wrong on your end.
You forgot to bribe the IT guy to get to the front of the queue, please get back in line. You are number 1,872.

Calling number 3...
 
Fun fact: my top 3 most complicated circuits, by number of components on the board:

1) SBVT - 101 components
2) Deep Dish - 97 components
3) Echosaurus Valve - 87 components

It's looking like Echosaurus Valve might end up being another expensive one. I'm trying to get it into the same size as SBVT and Deep Dish, and that board is going to be packed tight.

EDIT: out of curiosity I wanted to look up which pedals had the least number of components, and the winners are Vampire Slayer with 32 components and Space Heater with 37 components.
 
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What are going to be the modifications/benefits to the Echosaurus? I really liked the price point on the current one
Currently the digital chip is sandwiched between a pair of $0.50 op-amps, the new one is going to have it sandwiched between a pair of tubes. Nothing is really wrong with the way it works right now, but the circuit itself is more or less the example circuit from the datasheet, I want something that feels more like "me." And obviously I expect it to sound better with the tube input/output stages, if it didn't sound better there would be no reason for me to do it.
 
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