Fantastic review, love how in-depth you got!

Cheers

Looks good and cheap to boot. Any of your opamp's bypassed with a 0.1-1uf ceramic film cap?

Thanks @EpicPie
 
Thanks @DefQon, the only caps are on the input after the pot, a .1uf poly and a 100pf ceramic.

Nice Review! The device looks awesome but i miss a external battery clip for reloading issues... but that should be an easy and cheap mod

Thanks @nippon the device is very adaptable.

Charles, always beautiful work man. This was a great read.. and excellent review.

Thanks @RochRx7

Can I ask for the details on that 3.5 to 3.5 cable that is seen in the earlier pictures of this review?
Like strand count and braiding method?

+1 for more info on the cable

Do want that IC.  You make it yourself?

Thanks @MrKitty, @BaTou069 & @TsukiNick the IC is my own DIY, two right angled Neutrik connectors with the boot over the part where the shell goes and a little glue.

You'll love this part ... The wire is amazing, it is the cheap clear cased 24 AWG Radio Shack speaker wire, pulled apart and braided into 4. You would be surprised at the people asking if it is SPC or OCC7N. Then they try this little IC and can't hear a difference between it an their $90 IC they bought, not to start a wire discussion here. I just wanted a nice short very flexible IC and this works like a charm.

Sorry my bad guys... The first IC is a 6 conductor flat braid standard copper 24 AWG wire to twin big Pailiccs connectors.
Picture Here and Here