9V DIY Low Pass Filter with joystick control

Quick video showing my DIY Low Pass Filter that I made and have for sale. It has MIX, FREQUENCY, and RESONANCE controls. The game controller joystick control the frequency and resonance. This device has parallel 3.5mm and 1/4" for inputs and outputs so adapters cables never needed. It runs off of 9V and has a custom PCB of my own design. If you are interested in purchasing this please check out my Etsy shop link...www.etsy.com/SISKworks/listin...

[@BigBadWolf..............]

I saw this on Etsy and it’s a great design. There are not enough resonate low pass filter pedals out there. I would be interested in just buying a PCB. I would think it would be worth at least 20 bucks. I don’t really need a joystick and I’d like to fit it in a smaller enclosure if possible with topmounted jacks. Great job

[@SISKworks]

Thank you. I actually do have a handful of these PCBs that I could sell. If you contact me through my website (I’ve learned my lesson and no longer respond to comments with my email) we can set something up. www.siskworks.com

[@hadeelabdziz5134]

Please what's the frequency of guitar

[@SISKworks]

I’m confused. What guitar?

[@nickcox2242]

Is that a pt 10

[@nickcox2242]

A pt 1 cool

[@SISKworks]

@@nickcox2242 yep, PT-1

[@socialistsuccubus822]

Should honestly open source these designs once you sell a certain number of them. Hell I'm surprised you have to sell these out of your etsy shop your products could have serious mainstream appeal among musicians :|

[@SISKworks]

That would be cool…but I still haven’t even sold the first one. Haha. I based my circuit directly off a free design on the internet so in a way it sorta is open source. I’m also happy to answer any questions if someone want to build their own. The only thing I did different was use a game controller joystick wired to both frequency and resonance. www.ericarcher.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/9v-analog-diy-lpf.pdf

[@SISKworks]

Also…THANK YOU!