Eurorack Tube Overdrive Module

I decided to go with a overdrive wave shaper type of module, because I know I can get a result with that that doesn't sound like the solid state equivalent. And honestly if you are going to the effort of using a tube, you want it to have a sound that would be hard to replicate without it.
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[@ozhalljr]

You're so productive with your shop! The laser cutter is the bomb.

[@peterhutt4807]

It's great to see all the process, thanks.

[@AnalogDude_]

awesome job, that sound awesome.

[@brax2574]

This is incredible! building your own modules looks like so much fun!

[@SixWildKids]

Wow! Unique idea. Nice execution.

[@bbs1369]

Great video thank you so much. I really like your clever tricks like the offcuts for sitting the valve socket so the valve is sideways with an LED to light it. Sounds excellent too 😃

[@ryanstrochinsky611]

sounds great

[@els1f]

I absolutely love vaccum tubes! Making simple guitar amps and hifi amplifiers is a lot of fun. They're honestly feels like something more "alive" about working with the circuits. Like, each tube wants something a _little_ different which makes you renegotiate the values around the tube. IDK how to explain it😂 I just hope they don't TOTALLY disappear

[@alabamacajun7791]

I expected a lot more fuzz but the sound turned out unexpectedly clean even at lower voltages.

[@mus0rmus1c3]

Great video \m/

[@bbs1369]

Hello - is it possible to substitute ECC832 with a 12AX7 (ECC83) tube in this circuit? Perhaps with some resistor value changes? I have read that the ECC832 is one half (pins 6, 7 & 8) identical to the 12AX7 (gain 100) and the other half (pins 1, 2 & 3) is a reduced gain (gain 17). Any help would be much appreciated.