i just got randomly recommended this video. but i like your style! i'll definitely stick around for the ride :)

You are my hero ooooooooo! 😻

You are a monolithic superlative. And king of the thrifty. Beautiful case, beautiful video, and beautiful sounds. So organized. You make me happy to be alive, and proud of my humanity. Not a great many people really make me proud of my humanity but no lies you are something else. Edit: I’m sure that I saw this at an art show or else heard someone else make this suggestion, also a friend of mine wanted me to do a p-2-p build for him. And he requested that it be encapsulated in epoxy resin. I’m still uncertain as to whether that’s a very worthwhile endeavor since components can always go bad and the different materials will still stress especially if you like loud, vibrating setups!

Great video as always! Your "wall-of-euroracks" is really beautiful and the workspace looks awesome as well.

Love the format. You’re building a great channel

Really nice! Fantastic

Hi Benje, great channel!

Really cool video!

This was so enjoyable to watch. Have a great weekend ❤

Great video! I was really curious about the dead bug method 🙌

Came here from insta, just sayin :) very interesting content.

Very fast and easy construction technique, your system is much like circuit sculpture and is very clean and elegant. If one wants to be a bit sloppier and faster, I like using cyanoacrylate to very quickly glue down components upside-down so I can solder to their leads without much fiddling with a third hand. Have you ever tried "Manhattan style" circuits? I still see those on a lot of older homebuilt equipment. Who needs PCBs for short run or one-off production?

Do you know of any references to which PCB Fab options fit what purpose so I (we) know which are frivolous or not? I am rebuilding my 'design (copy what works for others more like - Don Lancaster's "Active Filter Cookbook" got me smarter how to approach the concept.) & build' space here for the past few years, attempting to reduce my radically increased Gear Acquisition Syndrome since the lock-down began and apparently never ends. Buying all four Eventide Factor Stompboxes is my trigger to get a Stereo/Mono/CV 8/16 Ins by 16 Outs Matrix Mixer built, though the Erica looks tempting. I am glad that I've been ADHD putting it off for so long. Otherwise, I wouldn't have bumped into the simplicity of using Attenuverters instead of Switches for Polarity. MegaThanks For Your Inspirations plural!!!

Welcome back! Just one question - what would you say are the disadvantages of dead bug builds?

Happy to see you again ! What a big case, which power supply did you put in there, only one for this big ? Another question, which wire do you use to build like this ? Looks like you have very straight nude wire ?

I figured you'd be tired of soldering after getting all those power boards done :). What do you use for wire when parts leads are not enough or not strong enough?

Do you have any builds for small biquadratic bandpass filters with high range q parameter on both sides? I cannot find a bandpass filter in my budget that I can afford three or four of. This would help me immensely in a signal processing project.