Recent content by NickC

If you search my old posts you will find all the possible modifications to the circuit and to the enclosure, but at the end of the day I vote for door stop or sheet lock :ROFLMAO:

this is what it looks like if it helps

It's a pedal built by an amateur guitarist

Can you tell from this photo what circuit this is? This pedal has 4 controls: level, gain, tone, and presence.

on the pedal that is directly connected with amp input footswitch ( mini rectifier have just 2 channel , clean/push and vintage/modern)

absolutely!!! but i prefer chug!

I've been away from the forum for a while. I didn't know that Fig had retired. What a great guy! I won a prize from him a while back, and he once sent me some transistors for my tone bender. Good luck @fig !

I have a mini rectifier that sounds great but with this pedal I finally have that aggressive sound I was looking for, the ultimate pedal to use with a rectifier, then with the addition of the channel switching mod ,it's perfect!

write to musikding and ask for a set, forget about the transistors from Ukraine, they are not suitable, I tried many of them too and one decent one came out every 100

all depends on transistors, you have to test a lot to find your sound, It's been a while since I used fuzz, I've gone back to playing only with distortions from heads or combo, at most an overdrive to boost the dirty channel

; dual track.spcd ; Patch saved from SpinCAD Designer version 1027 ; Pot 0: ; Pot 1: ; Pot 2: ; ; ; ---------------------------- ;------ Input ;------ Pot 0 ;------ Pot 2 ;------ Pot 1 ;------ Pitch Shift SKP RUN ,1 WLDR 1, -30, 2048 LDAX ADCL WRA 0,0.0 RDAX POT1,-0.0009155273 WRAX...

i think the link is dead and i can't find that patch, BUT with the image and spin-cad designer you can recreate that patch

i think something in the Line 6 FM4 , Buckethead use it a lot

From what I know about it, there is a known bug that can be fixed with a dummy plug in output L. I've been using it this way live for almost 2 years, it has no background noise and works wonderfully. The dry/through signal goes into the amp and the emulation output directly into the PA, and I...