865

(2 replies, posted in Trading Post)

All commissions finished. Have time for more now!
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866

(304 replies, posted in Trading Post)

All commissions finished. Have time for more now!
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867

(28 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Awesome. I typical use a full chain screen so that was pretty annoying. This will be pretty helpful.

868

(304 replies, posted in Trading Post)

Check the new site everyone!
thursdaycustoms.com
Links to my store and blogspot.

869

(2 replies, posted in Trading Post)

Already a sale! Thanks!

870

(2 replies, posted in Trading Post)

I have three DMGs and one Pocket up.
Take a look, they're awesome!
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871

(304 replies, posted in Trading Post)

Hey, all.
I've got a blog going now.
It's not much but it will be and I'll have a bigcartel attached to it.
thursdaycustoms.blogspot.com

872

(82 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Started working on these yet? I want one!

873

(21 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

BetaSynapse wrote:

Although this has me thinking, how hard is it to connect footswitches to a DMG? It would be useful to trigger the gameboy with my feet when I'm playing guitar at the same time. Or better yet, connect a DDR pad to a DMG somehow to control Start/Select and the Directional buttons. That would be awesome! But I'm getting off the topic at hand now.

Like other people said, it would be a much cooler mod if you could make it look like an actual DMG. I'm not sure, but you could maybe try wiring the pots from the pedal to the volume and contrasts pots on the DMG so it's more streamlined....

That volume pot idea is very, VERY cool. Thanks:)

874

(21 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

SurfaceDragon wrote:

I actually have a Game Boy on my pedalboard but mine is a functioning Black "Play It Loud" DMG running LSDJ.

Don't ever hack up a "Play It Loud" Game Boy like that!

It would be much cooler looking if it didn't have all the ugly knobs.

You even covered up the Nintendo Game Boy text!

Cool idea, poor execution.

Try again.

Next time you should try to hide the knobs and footswitch so it looks like you have a normal Game Boy just chillin' on your pedalboard.

I wouldn't cut a Play It Loud. They cost too much.
If someone wanted one to look like it I would just paint it.
I love that it has knobs sticking out everywhere. I just think it looks awesome. And I've gotten lots of good feedback from plenty of guitarists that want these!
I don't see how it's executed badly except that it isn't finished.
Again. Thanks for the feedback back! Gives me motivation to make my stuff even better.

875

(304 replies, posted in Trading Post)

Still doing this!

876

(5 replies, posted in Trading Post)

Thanks so much guys!

Sorry about the keyboard, again. Still have not found a convenient way of getting them. Don't want to get them on eBay and then end up not working.

877

(21 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

No, I appreciate that. It is entirely aesthetic. That's the idea. I think it looks cool.
Again this was just a practice go at it with a gross shell. I will be printing screen shot on the screen cover.
Like I said I have piles of Game Boy shells from failed experiments so if anything it's putting them to good use.

878

(21 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

I didn't know which forum was most appropriate for this thread so I left it up to the mods.
It's very sturdy because the button is supported form the very bottom so no plastic is bending.
I do not see how it's a waste when half the Game Boys I buy are in lots and do not work at all and some can't be fixed. Some I just mess up occasionally trying to mod them. It happens.
I figured it was a good use of a gross stained up shell.
Real criticism would be appreciated. As in how to make this better.
Thanks for the responses tho.

879

(21 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Thought this would be cool so I took my chorus pedal and fit it into a Game Boy case.
Also trying to see if there is any kind of demand for something like this as I would like to expand my market a bit.
I used a very stained/scratched/sun-bleached shell to test this out on but I just bought 2 new distortion pedals and will put them in nice clean shells:)
I put the battery in the LCD area but I plan to print out a screen shot of a GB game and put under the screen cover.
Anyone want to buy one?
What would you pay considering it's about 3 hours of work?
I could get any pedal of your choice or even put your own pedal in a case.


880

(304 replies, posted in Trading Post)

Just want to say all commissions are done they will be shipped tomorrow. YAY!!!

Now taking on more again.
I'm only working full time now instead of 6 or 7 days a week, so I promise I will be able to meet dead lines!