Feedback 106 Chorus Demo DIY SMD Version X-Vive Eurorack

Here it is. My fully assembled 106 Chorus by Feedback electronics.
I am not affiliated w/ Feedback or this project.
Just here to give a demo.
And to give some 'feedback' from my build of the surface mount version.

How difficult is the SMD version to build from a bare circuit board?
What are some pitfalls on this build?
How does it sound with the re-issue X-Vive chips?

0:00 Opening - Demo w/ Pittsburgh Synth Box PWM
0:30 Talking - MN3009 BBD Chips and X-Vive Re-issues
1:17 Demo w/ M-Audio Venom Polysynth Sawtooth Patch
1:34 More Talking - Building the SMD version
Demos...
2:57 Pittsburgh Synthesizer Box - Square, Saw, Tri
4:24 Synthesis Technology E352 - Wavetable
5:10 Future Retro Transient
5:34 Arturia Drumbrute Impact
6:34 Mutable Instruments Rings
7:50 Venom Polysynth "Super Juvee" Patch

Recorded direct to Tascam DR-05.
No other effects.

Eurorack + Juno-1 + MS-20 "Harp-y"

Downtempo Lo-Fi track I threw together today. Juno-1 'Harp-y' patch, MS-20 bass, Eurorack for all else.

Ibanez Bi-Mode Chorus Pedal Demo w/ Synthesizers #9 [Roland Juno-1]

In this video I demonstrate the Ibanez Bi-Mode Chorus with a Roland Alpha Juno-1 synthesizer. This is a vintage analog chorus from the 80s that uses Panasonic BBD Chips. It has only one chorus line like most pedals. However it is modulated by two LFOs w/ corresponding width (amount) knobs on each! How does it sound with a synthesizer? You be the judge.