I have been thinking about buildling this as a pedal. There is a veroboard layout for it that is pretty simple, that I haven't built yet. This is a public domain circuit by pedal hero Tim Escobedo that is a 9V version of the LPF section (no HPF/parallel bandpass, sadly...so not a "full" ms20 filter) of the Korg MS20 filter.
What I've heard about this is that the lack of clipping diodes makes it pretty distorted on high resonance settings. Probably pretty industrial sounding. Probably very functional with the resonance brought down. Some of the people on diystompboxes.com forum build this pretty happily. I'm sure a pcb or perf layout exists, but I haven't foudn it yet.
At 9V seems pretty convenient to run from Vcc on the WTPA. Sorry this did not come up sooner...
Futurlec.com stocks them for $2.90, they've got a good selection of hard-to-find stuff but they take forever. Highly reccommended if you've got a month to wait.
yeah, I get stuff from Futurlec all the time, first class from Thailand takes at least 10 days to Michigan.. I guess it's time to order a bunch of shit from there anyway. I may just etch some PCBs for this, looks like a decent and simple filter..
Well after some reading it looks like the EF part of that design is problematic and the only one that actually worked was the OP's. No one else has successfully built one. I'll bread board up just the filter portion of the circuit and see how it works without the EF. I like the sound and the 3 filter modes would be nice.