One point: The feedback resistor influences the character of a tweed amp. A higher resistor gives you a more rawk tone, but on higher volumes you need more damping to have a workable tone. So i made a switchable feedback.
I didn’t know it either, but sometimes its useful to use the search function. Read here:
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Yes the pedal is fun and helps my Les Paul neck to sound less muddy and give a Strat some beef. I did a lot of tweaking with input HPF caps. I used pin sockets in both slots. My fav config is now 15nF instead 3.3 nF, the 68nF is actually quite nice.
I recently build a Corroder and its still on the Auditorium platform. I lend it to a friend, who owns several Marshall amps. He checked it out and told me, he won‘t give it back. I had to say okay keep it, but i need the Auditorium back…:ROFLMAO:
Basically its a tweaked Lightspeed with additional hardclippers. I had the chance to compare my Sheepylove Speedy Sheep version of the Lightspeed with an original Southland. While the Lightspeed has more of a neutral dirty booster or overdrive, the southland is a refined Distortion. The...