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It's not really meant to be put in a band situation I wouldn't think, the video is  a bit over there top I think. It would be good for just sitting around the house I would think. I have a few guitars in the living room and everything else is in the office, so I would just plug in and riff if I came up with something, that being said, I'd probably just put it in the chain first or put it on an AB switch..


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Oh he made it sound sincere, it was just funny every time he would mention that million dollar riff and things like that, I am an extremely sarcastic person so I kind of read in to it a little bit, but it's a cool pedal, sweet water has them priced at 99.99 and available somewhere around June 28tg


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That's sharp. How does it compare to the dr boogie circuit? I want to build one of the two, and this one is attractive because of its size.


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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74oYliL0ZRU&feature=share


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I'd like in too


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Digging it


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nice builds, where did that reverb board come from?

I don't know, somebody here had some.

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neat, does it use the belton brick?

Yep


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nice builds, where did that reverb board come from?

I don't know, somebody here had some.


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Never did, so I bought another one and it fired right up. I compared it to the non working one and everything is as it should be, I believe it to be a bad board. I keep thinking about testing the continuity next, but I'm just not ready to right now.


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Nice one Jimi.

I'd suggest to trim the wire on the lower centre pin of the switch on the reverb though. that's very very close to the enclosure.

Thanks for pointing that out. You ever been so done with a pedal, it was either put the back on your throw it?


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Nice looking as always. Just curious, how many pedals do you have? LOL.

A bunch, and two years ago I sold a bunch, I can't
Imagine what it would look like had I not sold them.


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So, the story goes, I built the reverb to go in the 1590A, but without magic, I couldn't make it fit, so I put it in the 1590b, but now I have a 1590A drilled, so, built the muff. It sounds pretty outrageously raw, but it looks like hell.



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I'm going to say top for all the reasons listed

A charge pump is a way to increase the dc power to say 12 or 18v while just using a regular 9v power supply. I don't have a fuzz pedal that runs at 18v. Nine of the big muffs have one as far as I know. Some do, but you don't have to it.


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Those look way better than anyone's first builds. Those are truly great!