I think this McDavid guy isn ' t too bad tbh <| sep |> If it ' s following the CE 1 circuit exactly , then it will be modulating just one channel , not both the fact that the delay lines are so close together timewise , thoughcoupled with possible volume compensation makes it appear like the image is moving back and forth . RolandBoss has made true stereo versions of the CE 1 in digital form before , but I ' m not sure if they ' ve ever done it in analog form like you ' d see on these amps . Either way , it works , and it ' s a true stereo effect unlike simple audio phaseflipping stereo chorus pedals you seeit ' s just likely that one side is pure dry sound and the other side is vibrato . <| sep |> Take it or leave it , here ' s the dealI made some things as a kid , those balsawood cars that run on CO 2 canisters , Pinewood Derby car , that sort of boyscout stuff . In my twenties I did home stuff like hanging trimdoors and some light framing eg Habitat for Humanity . When I got my first home a few years ago I built my first workbench notedpictured in a comment below from some 2 x 4 s and plywood . I used that bench to build this box , my first actual project . The box didn ' t materialize . After hoursweeks of YouTube videos on joinery I decided to do the halfblind dovetails on the piece . I ordered a jig after days of reading Amazon Reviews and 44 S 2 S walnut another few days to even learn what that meant online and practiced getting well fitting corners with scrap 1 x 6 pine I had from some house trim I hung some pics of that in another comment here . I got the whole outer box complete , but in my haste didn ' t square the box during the glueup . The next morning I realized it was a few degrees off and started some new sides for the box . The rest went relatively smoothly . That ' s it . I ' m pretty OCD , so maybe that combined with going really slow made the difference . I did try 34 stainsfinishes on scrap wood and tested my spring button idea on pine before drilling into the side of the box but I see that more as standard research . There are no curved joints , that might be an optical illusion but the keyhole and lock was my first time chiselingfiling . Just a small home depot chisel and a rattail file I borrowed from a friend , but after tracing a pencil line around the escutcheonlock , it wasn ' t all that hard to filechisel super slowly up to the line . I ' m flattered that you think I ' m lying though .