Here you’ll find a collection of things that I do, make, say, and think. It collects projects published across my sites, including custom-built guitar and hi-fi amplifiers and effects, custom PC servers, and rescued or upcycled hardware. Simply a central place to collect what I’m doing with some of my creative energy at any given time.
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- DIY! In audio electronics, guitars, computers and misc
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Random Posts
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Pedal Progression: 1 Range Master
Pedal Progression starts with a rebuilt Range Master treble booster using vintage parts, protection circuitry, and a polished new housing.
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Restomod Car: 1 Engine
The Restomod Car series starts with the engine and the realities of reviving a long-stored 1996 Opel Astra project.
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Dumble Overdrive Special: 1 Head & Circuit
An introduction to the Dumble Overdrive Special build, why the original amplifiers are legendary, and what makes the project worth chasing.
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Homelab: 4 Family & apartment friendly server cabinet
A practical homelab cabinet build that makes multiple tiny servers easier to live with in an apartment or family setting.
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Amiga Next-Gen Build: 1 Sam440ep
An Amiga Next-Gen Build centered on the Sam440ep and the strange persistence of modern PowerPC Amiga hardware.
Misc Compute
Standalone compute, hardware, and repair posts that are useful to keep navigable without forcing them into the Homelab or Amiga chains.
Saving Monitors: Leaky capacitors
22 January 2022
A quick repair example showing how leaking capacitors can bring old monitors back to life for very little cost.
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PC Water Cooling: Maintenance
8 April 2023
PC water cooling can pay off in noise and performance, but this maintenance pass shows what growth and clogging eventually look like.
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