HONEYBADGER DIY / COMMUNITY WORKSHOP

Built from
the bench.

HoneyBadger Audio started with a soldering iron and the urge to understand why great equipment feels alive. DIY is where I learned—and keeping these projects supported is one way of giving something back to the community that helped me begin.

Choose your project ↓

CHOOSE YOUR PROJECT

Build the circuit.
Learn the sound.

Three starting points for builders who want classic studio circuits, clear resources and support from someone who has actually built them.

01→

DYNAMIC CONTROL / PCB + KIT

1176FET Limiter

Fast, punchy compression with the bold transient control that made the classic FET limiter a studio essential.

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TUBE OPTICAL / PCB + KITS

LA-2AOptical Limiter

A warm, musical optical limiter built around the celebrated 1967 signal path and its effortless sense of movement.

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POWER / PCB

Tube PSUVariable Power Supply

A flexible triple-rail foundation for tube builds, with heater, variable high-voltage and optional utility rails.

FROM THE BENCH

Curiosity became a workshop.

HoneyBadger began by taking circuits apart, putting them back together and listening closely to what changed. The DIY workshop keeps that spirit accessible: useful projects, practical information and enough room to learn through the build.

Make one for the pleasure of making, for the lesson inside the circuit, or because the best way to understand a sound is sometimes to assemble it yourself.

THE SUPPORT PROMISE

Build with confidence.

Useful documentation

Bills of materials, schematics, wiring references and completed-build images help turn a box of parts into a working instrument.

A real person when stuck

If the build goes sideways, reach out. We can help you work through it rather than leaving you alone with a silent circuit.

Build service

When a project needs an experienced hand, the build service can finish, test and return supported kits ready to make music.

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BUILT BY THE COMMUNITY

From their bench
to their rack.

Finished gear, open chassis and completely personal front panels. Every build carries the decisions—and a little of the character—of the person behind the soldering iron.