I've recently built three more recent (to me) versions of MB pedals: Slow Loris (2015), Green Bean (2015), Kingslayer (2015)
I also have an older version Slow Loris (v2) I've been using for a while. The two Slow Loris pedals have quite different layouts but the sound very similar sonically (I did setup the 2015 to have asymmetric clipping like the v2).
What I have noticed is that the new 2015 version has lower output at max volume than the v2. I feel like compared to another Klone I have the Kingslayer output volume is lower as well, at least compared to the Aion Refractor I built.. Basically, for the 2015 MB pedals I've built the volumes all sit around 75-100% when using with a reasonable output.
So can I get some more output by increasing the values of the volume pots? I realize these are voltage dividers but if these pots are anything like the voltage divider circuits in guitars, the value can effect the output a lot (i.e., comparing a guitar with 1M pots vs 250k pots).
I saw another thread on this but it didn't have any resolution and the link to beavis hifi is busted.
I also have an older version Slow Loris (v2) I've been using for a while. The two Slow Loris pedals have quite different layouts but the sound very similar sonically (I did setup the 2015 to have asymmetric clipping like the v2).
What I have noticed is that the new 2015 version has lower output at max volume than the v2. I feel like compared to another Klone I have the Kingslayer output volume is lower as well, at least compared to the Aion Refractor I built.. Basically, for the 2015 MB pedals I've built the volumes all sit around 75-100% when using with a reasonable output.
So can I get some more output by increasing the values of the volume pots? I realize these are voltage dividers but if these pots are anything like the voltage divider circuits in guitars, the value can effect the output a lot (i.e., comparing a guitar with 1M pots vs 250k pots).
I saw another thread on this but it didn't have any resolution and the link to beavis hifi is busted.