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Dat bezel

Great idea, i like the size. I bought a board but haven't built it yet because of the size.

That's awesome

Looks like Hoth. Where's the Rebel base?

Not only that, but a circuit as complicated as the Dirtbag requires more testing to make sure it's been vetted as much as possible.  If there turn out to be issues, it would result in a whole lot of help needed threads and frustrated builders.

Don't get me wrong, I COMPLETELY get this.  But if we're still in the prototyping and testing phase, maybe don't publish that's it's coming out this month.

In a perfect world I would not. But, there are also only so many emails I'm going to be able to tolerate with "when is xyz coming out?" So, either way someone is disappointed...but one way gets me off the hook for a while 

Running your site like you want to, the nerve...😜

Very cool

Man, I wish I knew what I was looking at, it's gotta be funny, i just  know it...you design them, I'll just keep building them...:-p

So here is a design laid out by Panos. It's very compact and sounds very creamy. Definitely a fantastic fuzz. The housing self a chorus that got rehoused into a multi pedal. So this is like a reverse rehousing I guess where I replaced the circuit and not the housing. Not my best wiring, but it's neat and organized, not my worst wiring.

That boy needs a hippshot! That's a great looking bass.

Here's mine:  Compressor, fuzz, preamp, 1/4 inch and balanced XLR out.  I don't really feel that a cab sim is necessary for bass personally.

http://www.madbeanpedals.com/forum/index.php?topic=15890.msg

Yeah, but you can....you don't have to, but you can and that's what it's all about. 😜

Also a ginger is great for an amp in a box simulator.

I built a transformer less direct box for a guy, I have a 4 in 1 with an overdrive, a green Russian, an phaser and a delay. Covered 90% of my needs.

Killer. How's it sound???

It does emphasize the bass.  The tone will let you get real bright, but you never lose the low end at least on guitar.  Makes sense since it's for bass.
You can do a clean boost with volume up and drive down, get just on the verge of break up.  Drive past noon is a solid crunch distortion and dimed it's easily a medium gain.
Think OCD or Tubescreamer gain levels.  AC/DC bla bla etc. 
I suppose if your rig is a bit woofy, flubby or bass heavy it might not be ideal.....otherwise it will do great on guitar and of course bass.
Unity gain is about noon for all knobs.  There is volume on tap for sure.  It is dead quiet.  Very good.  Even drive dimed it's very low noise.  Impressively low.
I did notice last but not least....a ton of sustain on hand.  More than the average OD pedal.
Hope that description will suffice.

yep. As a bassist, I'm always interested in bass pedals.

Were all the jacks from tayda? The few I've bought were crap also.

Killer. How's it sound???