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Holey molars what a monster! Great work! And thank you for recording the demo!

Here's a dumb idea to bake your noodle with: It uses a 4pdt switch, a cap, and a resistor to make a simple switchable single pole passive low pass or high pass filter. Probably not much use but fun to think about. I haven't breadboarded it or anything, I was just doodlin'

I've been working on a dual pedal enclosure using two PedalPCB boards - in this case two Muroideas for a dual-rat pedal. I thought it might be cool to allow them to operate in a few different ways. I haven't breadboarded this up yet, but thought I'd post this here to discuss in case there are...

Many thanks! This is actually the first BMP I've played through, but I'm definitely addicted. Curious to hear if there are any other standouts from the family in your experience.

Cool combo! That's gnarly!

Yeah, it's a pretty tight fit - you can solder the pots and switches way up on their 'tippytoes' and then bend the lugs on the switches to get clearance (I've done it a few times with other PedalPCB boards). Also helps to tape up the underside of the pcb to make sure there's no contact in case...

Just closed up this Dream Fuzz with a few mods. Absolutely love the grind of an op amp fuzz. I popped this thing into an old (eddystone, I think?) enclosure I got from a friend. The slightly smaller size was a bit of a squeeze with the mods, and I built it upside down cuz why not. I think the...

Whoooooa that is super super clean work. Kudos, you've made a real work of art! I'd love to hear a recording comparing your different iterations of this pedal if you still have them. This one is on my to-build list fo' sho'

Hard to tell w/ the fuzz, but I think unity happens at about 9 to 9.5 out of 10, if that makes sense. Maybe that's just the way the circuit works?

Thank you! I'd love to figure out the volume problem, but otherwise this is a real fun pedal. 🤘

Taking a freshly built Cheesemonger fuzz pedal out for a spin in a mix to see how it works. So far I like it, but it does have a bit of a low output issue I think. Anybody mod these to address that? I'm pretty sure I got all the components right :unsure:... I'm slowly getting a little...

Hey, thank you! For those extra short jumpers I used my regular wire stripper to strip off some insulation from the long end of a length of wire, then clipped the length I wanted. Then just pushed the insulation so there was exposed wire on both ends.

Thank you! The wire is just a regular 22AWG solid core multi color hookup wire set I got off of Amazon. It's nothing special, but I do like 22AWG - I find it easier to manipulate and I like the extra stiffness vs thinner or stranded stuff. Just personal preference :)

That would be ADORABLE

I was so pleased with myself for fitting in that stupid cap :ROFLMAO:

A rangemaster in a 1590A would be rad!

I know it's not a PedalPCB based project, but I just HAD to share with y'all. I made a Tayda EP Booster! I set a challenge for myself to try to squeeze it into a little 1590A enclosure, inspired of course by the fabulous Xotic EP Booster. I couldn't resist putting the biggest honkin' knob I...

A little while back I paired a different Naga clone with the Tommy III in the same enclosure - nothing fancy, just straight up naga into tommy with no options for switching order or anything. It sounds heckin' good, so I'd be curious if anyone does anything more flexible or interesting with this...

Usually that switch is on the inside and you just select which way you want it and leave it that way, so the default method of building might be a good option for you!

Whoa, that's a chonkyboi!