Look Mum no hands. Two circuits in the box and no knobbies to twist. Just the old toggle to select between lower position the classic Dan Armstrong Green Ringer octave up whacky squeaker. Fun fun fun and goes quite well me thinks because I matched the octave up diode pair. As typically on neck PU and around middle of fretboard the sweetest.
Flick the toggle up and it's the super powers shining through with some gritty wild octave fuzz courtesy of the TMR Bumble Buzz circuit. Touch sensitive and the volume control on guitar keeps things at bay when needed.
She's got super powers... both fun circuits to mess around with.
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And a Mad Dog. It's a pretty much straight clone of 1981 DRV. It's got bite.
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Have a happy and relaxing safe Christmas everyone!
So clean looking. Your builds make me want to start making my own boards so I can having that level of consistency. Awesome as always!
Very nice!!!!! Great idea on the dual octave pedal.
Superb as always and cool to see you including relay bypass these days. I must admit to being spoiled rotten with soft touch.
I really like how you put the two octave effects on the one board--and yet still no knobs are needed! Love the graphics over that brushed metal look as well.
No knob pedal is so cool. Super clean! 8)