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How about the Catalinbread stuff? I have only built the Tweedman and Sabra Cadabra but I sold those pretty quick, so I'm not sure if they would work replacing a preamp?

Those are some cool examples! I may have to check out the Pop Top. The Valhalla sounds great and is more distortion than I would probably use. How about the M800 or any other Marshall based pedals? I assume the Revv pedals might work okay at this?

This is a hype word that is thrown around a lot when it comes to describing a pedal. I myself, am a man of science. So, has anyone found an overdrive, distortion, or preamp pedal that works we'll directly into a power amp (effects loop return or stand alone power amp)? I understand that...

Hey thanks for explaining it. Do you happen to have a diagram of how this would be wired up? Also, I have never used vero. Do you know of any pcb buffers that would work in the same way? I currently have 2 of these TPA3118 boards and would love to work on wiring them up and running them into a cab

I'm still wondering if it is possible to wire only the bridge pickup to the tone pot. Also, I was thinking about trying 500k log volume and 250k log for the tone. Has anyone done any experimenting like this?

Thanks for the tip. I have considered parallel wiring. I am curious how it will sound with an HS guitar EDIT: The pickup only has 3 conductors so I don't think I am able to do parallel wiring

I used a lighter on the back of the enclosure and wedged a screwdriver in to get it off

This might sound silly.. but is it safe to put it in the freezer? I am thinking about drilling a hole in the back of the plate and using a hook to pull it off. Its made me mad now and I WILL beat this enclosure

yes I have and I only managed to chip the paint inside. I may keep trying this but it is seriously so tight that I'm worried about breaking my screwdriver

I don't think so. When I first got this enclosure, I remember it being on there really right. Almost like Tayda made the inside lip too close to the edge? I have tried grabbing the corners, wedging a screwdriver and nothing so far

I built a Timmy/Tommy for a buddy of mine and its having some intermittent issues. He gave it back to me and I cannot get the back to come off of it! Anyone have any tips that would help and also not have me destroy the back of the enclosure?

I do not but I will find out! My best guess is 10-12k

I really don't. I would like to avoid modifying the pickguard. I am also thinking about doing push push pot but I assume that will be the same as the push pull.

Yessir that is it, plus the resistor on the push/pull

So, I've had my Fender Duo Sonic HS for a few years now. It's my main guitar. I'm going to be doing some small upgrades to it (new nut, saddles, pickguard, and wiring harness). I have the original wiring diagram but there are a couple of mods that I want to do: A treble bleed and the PRS coil...

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This one is from Effects Layouts. They have the relay built into the board. It was pretty fun to do. I got the Tayda drill temp wrong and had to drill alternatives for the in and out jacks. Worked out!

I got this board from Effects Layouts and built it to Lightspeed specs and crammed it into a 1590B enclosure.

This one gave me some issues and the board isn't as neat as I would like but it turned out pretty okay overall. The charge pump board was weird too but @PedalPCB was a true bro and set me correct. Now let's hope I can sell it 😬

I know this is an old post, but what would you suggest to get the gain of the Little Debbie up to the Thermionic? Basically I want to eventually build a Thermionic with a mid control if that is possible (like half of the deluxe version)