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previous: R.G. I'm thinking of setting up a scheme... -- 6/2/2000 1:29 PM

Re: Any interest???

6/2/2000 2:15 PM
peter	Re: Any interest??? R.G. I can't speak for others, but the idea wouldn't work for me...I'd rather pay you twice or triple or four times the price you mention if I could get a ready to solder pcb. I'm actually still waiting for you to finish aron's tonebender hot fuzz pcb so I can order a bunch of pcb's. Don't get me wrong, I love this new hobby, building pedals, but etching my own pcb's is something I'm not very happy to plunge into right now...it just seems alot of hassle. I just finished Steve's Wild Mouse project and it was a blast, having a pcb, it's really much nicer to work with than perfboard IMO, but now I have two toner transfers for the Bear Face and don't feel much like buying etching fluid, copper clad boards etc and start jerking around. I'd rather learn what components do and don't at this moment than starting to mess around with chemicals etc. Just my two cents...I'm sure one day I'll be happy to make my own pcb's. Buying pcb's is just a nice option to have for beginners such as me. Peter.

6/2/2000 2:15 PM

peter

Re: Any interest???

R.G. I can't speak for others, but the idea wouldn't work for me...I'd rather pay you twice or triple or four times the price you mention if I could get a ready to solder pcb.
I'm actually still waiting for you to finish aron's tonebender hot fuzz pcb so I can order a bunch of pcb's.
Don't get me wrong, I love this new hobby, building pedals, but etching my own pcb's is something I'm not very happy to plunge into right now...it just seems alot of hassle.
I just finished Steve's Wild Mouse project and it was a blast, having a pcb, it's really much nicer to work with than perfboard IMO, but now I have two toner transfers for the Bear Face and don't feel much like buying etching fluid, copper clad boards etc and start jerking around.
I'd rather learn what components do and don't at this moment than starting to mess around with chemicals etc.

Just my two cents...I'm sure one day I'll be happy to make my own pcb's.
Buying pcb's is just a nice option to have for beginners such as me.

Peter.

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synthbum Yeh... w... -- 6/2/2000 3:22 PM
R.G. There'd still be RTS PCB's too... -- 6/3/2000 1:16 AM