Recent content by chongmagic

I have a hard enough time finding size 13, so I can't even fathom the hell you experience.

Damn I thought having 13s was big. Lol

Yeah i kind of hurried getting this done. I'm starting a new job where I'll be in the field for months at a time. I'll space em out further in the next version. I'm just stoked it works lol.

So a couple months ago a guy asked me to build a CW Muff, Turbo Rat, and Boost all in one pedal with order switching and I really dug the way it sounded. I figured I could shrink down the footprint if I put it on one board. So that is how I ended up with the Krieg Ratte. I got in a hurry to...

To me Robert nailed this one, for being digital he has the analog tone nailed. Of course having the ability to select different heads is a huge plus and the age pot is awesome. I think you would be happy with the results.

I have built several of these and always forget just how great they sound. Definitely recommend!

I am looking into this now. I am also thinking of adding a toggle to give you the option to remove the white layer entirely on the tool. I just started a new job, but I will work on testing it as I have time.

If the trim pot isn't dialed in correctly, it will cause some distortion. I would start there.

A great all around fuzz, very versatile and just a really good take on a BMP.

I had one of these sitting in my pile. I remember there was a version of this with a footswitch for boost, and I really loved it. And it still doesn't disappoint.

I have never been a huge TS fan, but I do like Werewolves. And this does have some nice tones.

My wife just calls it nerd porn. So at least you get an "It's nice." :)

You’re good to upload RGB The tool converts everything to CMYK internally and builds the proper print layers automatically. No prep needed on your end.

I had a Caesar chorus board on hand with some fresh new black powder coated enclosures from @StompBoxParts . So I decided to build another Creature Chorus.

I will say your black powder coated enclosures are my go to for my fiber laser, the powder coat is top notch. Tayda uses some sort of epoxy or other paint on their enclosures and it doesn't do as well as actual powder coating in terms of using a fiber laser.