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Would there have been enough tension on the plate for it to function if you cut along the frame of the plate but left a bit of the corners intact?

I've been avoiding it, but this video has given me courage to try my first IC surface mount. Very nice and clear instructions!

One thing the hardware won’t crash ever! Great review I will have both in my tool box. Thanks

Will this work with simple 3.5mm headphone jack plugged in laptop?

I mean, if you actually got a plate that sounds good, I bet this would sound just as nice as the nicest EMT 140's around. I've heard one being tapped by a finger in real life, and the sound of just that acoustic finger tap in the room with it not hooked up was BEAUTIFUL. Very full and complex. So if you can find a much bigger plate that sounds something like the real plates they used back in the day (should be possible to make or at least find cheaply), you should be getting the exact same sound, even though you wouldn't be able to tune it the way you did the old ones, unless you built a little mechanical system for that, or even did it manually.

extremely good tutorial, thank you

many analog pedals can run at higher voltage! check through the datasheets of any chips and transistors on the board and see what their Vsupply maximum is. in many cases you can adapt a guitar pedal circuit by clipping off the bias generation circuitry and plugging -12v to GND, +12v to 9V, and GND to what was the common bias voltage bus (in guitar pedals that's usually a pair of resistors and a transistor to generate 4.5 volts).

Beautiful video and product. At the end you mentioned certification - what did you have to do here? Are you talking about FCC / CE or something like that?

Doesn't the board you have, already have solder on the pads and the component's have solder on each end as well. So if you add liquid flux to the pads, can't you tack on each part? I know your method is much more secure and no uses no flux.

The only difference for me will and always be coming in from how forward something feels. The really low frequencies. But the difference really is that small.

Its a slight more high end in the b recording. nothing i couldn't do with a plugin that can add it.

Its close, the hardware sounds, slightly smoother, slightly rounder but....they are so so close...doesnt even matter

I didn't see the installation of the keyboard drawer which is key. Can you give some description on how you did that...

I'm thinking to buy 8341 or 8331. I am in a medium sized living room.

The real one has much sharper highs. The UAD one is softer at the top. Not a minor difference to my ears, but surprising, because digital is usually the sharper.

That looks very much like the Hakko T39-B02 Conical Tip that I use for SMD and some THT soldering. Many members on the EEVBlog forum have some mental issue with conical tips.

you try this on the native plugins?

I found lm308 literaly in my drawer XDDDD

Hi Leo That was a very informative study you have done...... fabulous attention to detail. Thank you! One question......please? I actually have a pair of 737s, but have recently bought a UA X4 interface, and wondered which were the most important plugins that I should aim at buying? I am asking UA users for their views on this. I realise that my choices will depend on what I need to do musically, but a general overview would be handy. Thanks again for your presentation.

I was able to point out which was which. I heard more high frequency digital sizzle on the plugin. Very close indeed though!

This is so cool.

Great video! What is the total depth including the brick?

I here more breath in example A, which did sound louder maybe crisp to some. But Def more air/or more breath to the voice in example A.

What an amazing video. Great work, thank you for making this.

Thank you for making this very enjoyable video ❤

I'm a budding engineer and love electronics. This was very interesting for a beginner

Such a brilliant video man, thank you for the generosity.

Thanks for a nice guide. The thing you made might be great for foley (movie sound effects)

Can I connect it directly to a small speaker without an amplifier?

It sounds amazingggg

Great information! you are a jewel my friend.

2 things, where can you buy the book, and where can you buy that iron?

@leomakes can you compare the unison version vs the native plugin version?

You don't need to understand difficult maths to understand convolution. It is just sliding one (reversed) function over the other and, at every point, multiplying them and integrating the result. I recommend watching But what is a convolution? by 3blue1brown to understand that. Even if you ignore the math there, you can get it from the visualisations.

10:35 most of us are likely looking at the legs, but he's referring to the plastic top corner of chip is beveled [where the yellow line passes]. Its blurry there, but can see clearly when sets it down. I barely caught it myself. Can see it clear at 11:49

I think your hands are cousins twice removed of, "This Old Tony." (I really like the talking hands style of narration.)

"this is far from ideal" yeah, it's ikeal actually

Very cool. As a fan of both reverb and Ikea, I must try this.

I wonder if it could be made smaller if used with thin metal sheet. I actually have thin brass metal sheet on spool, like 25cm wide possibly 0.1mm thick. Need to try this. There is one important aspect missed in this video! Corrosion! In this video it looks like steel - it will quickly rust and change it's sound. Maybe for better... But it will change over time as more rust will build up.

i cant believe asmr channels havent jumped all over electromagnetic listeners

Always been intimidated by SMD, I thought you needed ovens and paste and masks and stuff. Thanks, my life is changed!

Love that Grand Tour poster! (ePBT?) Noice beets, noice voice, noice d...doicumentation.

Thought that the eurorack level is to hot to plug directly into the stomp boxes..?

I was right. I heard extra fatness in the Avalon.

i still believe in the hardware but i love the plugins too.

Plate is the blonde in a bikini of reverbs.

Nice work man!

Great work

I noticed you didn't use flux in the component legs, do you not have to use flux on these on component boards?

what about a half normal patchbay to split your signal?