ha! typical! just as I'm finally wrapping up my cobbled together GSSL, a nice easy and complete version comes along.
I had it in a hand done rack for a while, but no extra bits added.... I had a super sidechain and a turbo board but hadn't hooked either up because it was too much faffing about.
Then I bought a purusha case which is designed for the ssc board, so I'm in the process of rewiring (and replacing a bunch of controls that didn't fit in the new front panel cutouts) into the new chassis with the SSC board today. looks so much nicer... and I'm so close to finally have it finished! front panel controls are all wired up, just the XLRs and the inter-wiring between boards to go.
But damn, that new version looks so much less annoying to put together than the original GSSL.
next up is the Nite EQ3D whose boards I've had for 3 years
what are they meant to be like, anyway? someone is selling a fully built up one like in your picture for $300 near where I live.. I'm kinda tempted, because I'm looking at going mixerless in the future and will want a bunch of EQs if I do that..
I'm also in the middle of building a 1084 EQ with a friend, which is fun cause it's kind of a race, and means that you both do regular work on it cause you have someone to check up on you... We're just waiting on caps from TAW and the cases. I expect that I'll be all done on this within a few days of the last bits arriving.
The skeletons in my DIY closet are the PM 670 (got all the bits but stalled for a few years after building the PCBs up because I didn't have a decent case to build it into - and you can't really test the parts in isolation - you need to wire it all up to test it. But that has changed now I got the purusha case for it when i got my GSSL one) this is next cab off the rank after the 1084.
I also have had 4 S800 EQ boards for a few years that I finally bought the components for while I was buying bits for the 1084.. (but still not sure what I'll do for a case when I build them all up... purusha has cases, but he sells them with PCBs as well, and I don't want more PCBs..)