Erik S
Well-known member
I built this Kliche for a friend in March of 2023. It was the 7th pedal I finished, and it was before I had worked out a way to label the controls. At some point he dropped it back off and asked me to label it and put a name plate on it. This is the guy who designed my little ES logo and I had given him the klon as a thank you.
I wasn’t that excited about pulling it apart, so it sat here in a drawer for a long time. I got my first bass last week, and in my thread about that, @BuddytheReow suggested I try out the Chuck D. Bones bass mods for the klon circuit. My friend also has a kliche mini I made for him later, and he plays some bass, so I decided his klon would get the Chuck treatment.
I’m new to bass, and I haven’t tried any other bass overdrives, but I like the sound of this a lot. I A/B’d it with a stock Kliche, and the difference is huge. The stock one cuts too much bass to really be usable.
So, big thanks to @Chuck D. Bones for putting that mod together and sharing it. Once I return this one I’ll definitely be doing another for myself.
I wasn’t that excited about pulling it apart, so it sat here in a drawer for a long time. I got my first bass last week, and in my thread about that, @BuddytheReow suggested I try out the Chuck D. Bones bass mods for the klon circuit. My friend also has a kliche mini I made for him later, and he plays some bass, so I decided his klon would get the Chuck treatment.
I’m new to bass, and I haven’t tried any other bass overdrives, but I like the sound of this a lot. I A/B’d it with a stock Kliche, and the difference is huge. The stock one cuts too much bass to really be usable.
So, big thanks to @Chuck D. Bones for putting that mod together and sharing it. Once I return this one I’ll definitely be doing another for myself.
