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this was the email: this was the link. i also have the "all products" page open; they'll likely be at the top of the list. using all my knowledge from sneaker botting lol.

it's two pedals, 1000 each. i'm guessing some germanium thing; if one seems cool i'll try to pick it up to get some pics, etc.

good to know about ABS, i figured nothing was strong enough. luckily i have no doc's and i have a light touch!

team lyme reporting in, had it during camp when i was a kid. all the consolers thought i was lazy until i went to the doctor. thanks to mom for believing me lol.

all i needed to hear was "decent little toneshaper."

hmmm this has me thinking i might do the mini instead of the 1590XX... i love this pedal and have been circling it for a long time.

i love the LED backlighting! i think i'm going to have to put the work in to design faceplates like that, i have a printer too and that is a great way to dress up an aluminum enclosure.

i have a bambu p1s and i would HIGHLY recommend it. the software is a little more user friendly, and the multicolor printing is incredible. i had a creality ender 3 pro as my first printer, which i would also recommend, but if you can pony up for the bambu you won't be disappointed!

i'm curious about this one; worth it? what type of pen did you use to write on the enclosure?

these are all awesome, i love the graphics style. good descriptions as well, i appreciate the notes!

try using a 470R; if the 330R is too much signal, then the 470R should be not enough. use what you have on hand that's bigger than 390R, it's just to help zero in on whether you just need 390R or if it's something else. also, you can chain two resistors (330R and maybe 56R or 68R). the values...

you're welcome! one thing I'll add is that you'll probably need to adjust it if you move it around in your signal chain, as the input signal might need more or less attenuation depending on the gain of the pedals or whatever in front of it. I hope that makes sense!

i'm hooked.

trim pots are just tiny potentiometers. you'll use a 100k trim pot, and it'll go from 0 to 100k. judging from the schematic, it looks like it scales down the amplitude of the input signal before it's loaded into the power amp (don't quote me on that haha). the LM386 is a beast so that kinda...

i love the triad fuzz, it's the best fuzz bias knob i've encountered to date. i have a mean green machine and a triad fuzz already built to put in one enclosure as a knockoff durham crazy horse, i just don't really know what to do about knob positioning and whatnot. glad there's another triad...

I just opened it up for the first time today, going to try to put together a little boost board.

that's awesome!!! I'm up in NH

i tried once but the power shut off

this is so inspiring :D

I got it off Etsy, it's got a little pick holder you can see, even came with two picks!