Recent content by joelorigo

Looks great! I know what you mean about this pedal. When I built mine I got lost for about an hour trying it out. It pretty unique and cool!

I have been using these a lot. In between those two I guess. https://www.musikding.de/Rean-Neutrik-phone-jack-mono-NYS229

I am also interested in this. The only one I have tried is the PPCB Twill Deluxe that I built.

This looks cool and sounds great!

OK I see. I will have to dig out the Quantum and compare the 2. That was one of those where I tried it out a few times and immediately went on to building the next pedal.

I got here from your post in Michael's MBP Misfit thread. Nice work! I built the Cast Iron recently and I have built the Aion Quantum a few years ago. I never thought to compare them. Did I have a Timmy with a mid control all along???

The PPCB Bayonet Fuzz is based on the Musket Fuzz which is apparently based on the Soviet Russian Big Muff. I love it. But now I am interested in the Kewpie. Damn you guys! I thought I was done with Big Muffs.

Holy moly! I just saw this. Incredible!

Nice first build!

In this case the guitar into the pedal and into the amp.

It doesn't make any scratchy / dirty pot sounds like I've experienced on other things when turning it back and forth. I found some photos of the inside and the pot and C2 are within my skillset to try and replace. I think.

No. The sound dies out just under 9 o'clock on the CCW rotation so there's a bit more turning until it gets to full down. It seems a bit soon. And the crackle starts just after 3 o'clock on the CW rotation so same thing, there's a chunk more to go before full up. The crackle is in addition to...

My son’s friend left his Big Muff Pi with Tone Wicker pedal at our house so I tried it out. I was about done messing with it when I tried the Volume at the extreme settings. Going down to the bottom the sound cuts out sooner than it should. Going to the top it gets a crackle sound. And I think...

Clean! Love the name.

Interesting. I feel like years ago I turned down (or up actually) the bass and treble knobs dramatically on my Timmy and it was pretty mid forward. There's also the Cast Iron which this forum generally agrees is a Timmy with a Mid control that you might try.