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While the Fatpants is very nice and musical, it is not "transparent", it does have a sound of its own. The Thunderpuss and Bacon Bits and Slambox would be better for not changing your tone.
However, you play an AC30-ish amp. So a Rangemaster would be perfect for driving that amp hard. It's not transparent either, but works wonders for that kind of amp.

mayo.

Mayo it is.

I'd take one!

If you want to do a true tribute to the Dark Tower series, you need to make 8 pedals, 3 of which are really good and 5 of which are mediocre at best. 

That made me laugh.

[The Gunslinger]

The Gunslinger

Stephen King reference noted. The door, the roses, the skulls.
Very cool builds!

Just how many pedals do you finish per week? Incredible.
Also: nice.

This is great. The Peppermill is one of my favorites, but the clipping options and added gain is what's been missing!

Great build of a great pedal, I love my Double Flush too.

Also: spent two weeks in Portugal in May. The coffee! The bakeries! The landscape! The everything!

Haha. He said "Noob" and posted this.
I shouldn't post build reports myself anymore ...

Yes!
+1 to everything!

cool stuff man! My Fatpants is contantly on too, well i have one at the front of the chain for tone, and one at the back for boosting!

Where did you get those tiny boxes? I need them in my life! haha

keep up the god work!

George

It's the A1 box by Teko:
http://www.reichelt.de/Teko-Alu-Gehaeuse/TEKO-A1/3//index.html?ACTION=3&GROUPID=5201&ARTICLE=21200&SHOW=1&START=0&OFFSET=16&&SID=11UeLe238AAAIAAB2@J3g0bb10dca10f03b3091276e06215ad008&LANGUAGE=EN
but it seems to be out of stock at Banzai at the moment:
http://www.banzaimusic.com/Teko-A2-Aluminum-Box.html

However: don't use it! It's thin and unstable, it bends, it's not suitable for footswitches and it's a pain to drill and to work with in general.

Haven't posted a build report in a long time.
So, following up this thread
http://www.madbeanpedals.com/forum/index.php?topic=8190.0
here are some more boosters:

The black one is a positive ground Rangemaster on a Madbean board with a RoadRage installed, and it kills.
The green one is 1776's Little Red Boost.
Guts:


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Fantastic!!!

http://www.madbeanpedals.com/tutorials/downloads/StandardWiring_MBP.pdf

Got their newsletter yesterday. This is what it says:

Hi,

MI Audio is seeking the best amateur pedal DIY'ers to take up a DIY challenge.
So if you like to etch your own boards, design your own vero layouts, modify your pedals with an array of toggles, print your own case artwork... then this challenge is for you.
Submit your work to the details below and look for an announcement 10th of July, AEST.

Good luck and rock on,

MI Audio crew.


Here's the link:
http://us2.campaign-archive1.com/?u=e5cae5bed8df319bbc9b9f977&id=972c666c59&e=0a3eedf10a


I really like their pedals, and pricing, but don't have the skills for this.
But you do.