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i wanted to ake my Black Ash as true to the orignal as possible by using the 'mojo' parts ( i.e. PIO caps & NOS carbon resistors) in the description and i think that it came out really nice:

I just finshed build the Motorizer and I really dig it. After it was completed, while testing it out of the enclosure, I wasn't very pleased with the sound of the distortion (flubby and ugly), especially at high gain settings, but for some unexplained reason, once mounted and completed, it...

i found it to be a bit thin sounding but i play bass, so i modified mine for a lot more low end and i think it sounds great with a bass now.

gut shots: Bax Rat: 3 Band Rat:

i just finsihed building two Rats in 1590B2 enclosures, both with added eq controls and a relayed true bypass. One with treble & bass (BAX Rat Bass) and the other with treble, mids and bass (3 Band Rat), and they both have an additional clipping option switch. Anyway, here's a pic of each of...

I also built a bass Klon in a1590B years ago ( i etched my own pcb for it):

i built and modded a Klon in a 1590B for bass a few years go. here's a pic of it:

i etched my own pcb for an F800B years ago and built this one:

thanks. well. it's the only Lovetone pedal that i really like.

thanks!

Just finished a Lovetone Meatball clone. I've built a few in the past (the first one years ago on veroboard), another one with a PCB that i can't find for sale anymore, and this newest one using an Aion PCB. It sounds great and I incorporated on all of them the "Moog" switch, that I feel is a...

are you going to make a pcb available for it?

Since I haven't diagnosed the very low output problem with my Boogie Monster yet, I decided to build up an etched pcb version that I created a couple of years ago and it works properly. I'm still going to try to get my Pedalpcb version working by using a tone generator and a scope to find out...

for me, it makes it a lot easier for testing before mounting it in an enclosure

no, i use a relayed true bypass so the wiring is stress reliefed.

BTW, here's a pic of my PCB build:

well, replying to my own post, i still can't get hardly any output form the circuit and i've checked the connections and my soldering multiple times. time to trace the signal on my scope.

got it to bias up perfectly, but overall it has VERY LOW signal. i can hear that all of the knobs are working but it has almost no output. i'll just have to go over it and find out where the problem is.

i can't get Q2 to bias and i've tried 3 different J201's (pcb mounted type).

it's similar to a 4558, but it has a faster slew rate.