Hi everyone. My name is Bobby. I've been lurking here since 2013 and over time I've just sort of gravitated to this forum above the others. I really dig the atmosphere and the members' contributions and regard for each other.
I am a newb when it comes to guitar related stuff. I just decided to learn to play two years ago and I'm turning 40 soon, so maybe I'm one of those midlife crisis guys.
No matter, because I am pretty pleased with my choice.
I bought a schecter custom tempest and a fender vibro champ xd ad got started.
A few months later I bought a new reissue tubescreamer and a standard crybaby.
I noticed some tone suckage , googled that, then started reading about center negative tip power supplies, and somehow decided to build a rat circuit.
I started with a synthrotek board, a mouser order and didn't sleep for days. I totally jacked up that board, but I was hooked.
I like to etch and I'm just starting to play with eagle.
I've built about 20 pedals and have countless projects started. My thing is that once I finish a build I want to start over and do it again, but better.
I just started powdercoating in my garage , so I'm really excited to share a bunch of build reports.
I am a newb when it comes to guitar related stuff. I just decided to learn to play two years ago and I'm turning 40 soon, so maybe I'm one of those midlife crisis guys.
No matter, because I am pretty pleased with my choice.
I bought a schecter custom tempest and a fender vibro champ xd ad got started.
A few months later I bought a new reissue tubescreamer and a standard crybaby.
I noticed some tone suckage , googled that, then started reading about center negative tip power supplies, and somehow decided to build a rat circuit.
I started with a synthrotek board, a mouser order and didn't sleep for days. I totally jacked up that board, but I was hooked.
I like to etch and I'm just starting to play with eagle.
I've built about 20 pedals and have countless projects started. My thing is that once I finish a build I want to start over and do it again, but better.
I just started powdercoating in my garage , so I'm really excited to share a bunch of build reports.