Chauffeur (Daily Driver)

[Funnel]

Here is the last of my recent builds. I was curious to see what all the fuss was about, and I wasn't disappointed. this pedal covers a lot of ground. I currently have it set as a low gain pedal. I stack the pale horse and the fuchsia into the chauffeur and can get many shades of loud. I'm still trying to decide how I want to use this pedal, as it has many usable sounds. I worked too quick when populating the resistors and placed a 1M in r13 instead of a 1K resistor. luckily I figured it out what my mistake was pretty quick.

For the design, I decided to go for the station wagon, I have many memories being driven around in one. The knob surrounds and 9v are from @dmnCrawler's template . The faceplate is from @amplifyfun.

 

[Feral Feline]

Dat an older Mercedes wagon?

Perfect for hauling my DB, and is the pedal perfect for running my DB through it or does it cut bass?

 

[Funnel]

that is an old Mercedes, good eye! I honestly haven't paid much attention to how it interacts with bass from stacking pedals. When I get a moment I'll try it out and report back.

 

[Funnel]

Perfect for hauling my DB, and is the pedal perfect for running my DB through it or does it cut bass?

So I did hear some bass cut but not a lot. I can still tell that I have a fuzz face running into the chauffeur. So the bass cut wasn’t an issue. I should mention that I play a S/S telecaster. They aren’t really known for there low end.

 

[jjjimi84]

I think this thing is a real sleeper, super versatile and really sounds great.

I love your build, that knob game is strong.

 

[Funnel]

I think this thing is a real sleeper, super versatile and really sounds great.

I love your build, that knob game is strong.

Thanks! I’m pleasantly surprised by this pedal. It covers a lot of ground. I was wondering if it was going to be over engineered, but whatever they did works.

The knobs make this pedal. I’m really happy with how the design turned out