I got this board from Jakefuzz in a trade. I've been distracted by other things since I have so many overdrives haha. I was planning on using the enclosure for a Deep Blue Delay build but it just barely didn't fit the drill layout. The paint is colorshift--looks like blue, purple, or green depending on the angle. I like it quite a bit; kind of like a super dynamic tube screamer sound--has a nice snappy top end. Really feels like you're playing through the pedal instead of against it. Would be good for southern rock/blues stuff. I like the tone control because it does more but has a smaller, more musical range than many other OD tone controls. I think the only overdrive left on my list to try is a Timmy.
(http://i.imgur.com/Bjd2vl.jpg)
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Sweet man. Good to see this old board finally got some use! I really like the sound of this one too. After my Kingslayer I may build this overdrive up next. I would try tweaking with some of the diodes combos in this one maybe with some of the stuff Jon is selling with higher Vf like the OA126's.
Quote from: jtn191 on August 29, 2012, 12:07:06 PMThe paint is colorshift
It's what now? Spill the beans on where I get something like this! :D
Some sharks change their skin color. That might provide some inspiration for a graphic if you plan on adding one. :)
http://www.rustoleum.com/cbgproduct.asp?pid=463 ;)
Black paint primer first. Doesn't take clear coating too well since light reflection is where all the color comes from
Quote from: jtn191 on August 29, 2012, 01:14:11 PM
http://www.rustoleum.com/cbgproduct.asp?pid=463 ;)
Black paint primer first. Doesn't take clear coating too well since light reflection is where all the color comes from
Nice. Thanks!
aand here's a little demo. strat->yellow shark->vtb-1 preamp->amp sim that came with reaper