It finally happened

Mentaltossflycoon said:
I have a fuzzdog cone ripper that I also disliked so I modded it to be a Devi US fuzz as @Betty Wont suggested. If the board isn't fried, it's worth the trouble. It's still not my favorite Devi circuit (sodameiser/hyperion) and I haven't tried the aenima or never drive versions but I bet they're better than a torns peaker as well.
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The aenima sucks bad. It’s just a much noisier torns peaker. I honestly don’t recall what a never drive sounds like.
 
sticky1138 said:
This was my third Devi Ever build after a Soda Meiser and something else. I thought they would be cool in a noisy shoegaze kinda way, but that wasn't so.

As the saying goes, fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me; fool me a third time, I'll burn your music room down.
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I really dig a Torn’s Peaker that happens to be well-tuned (which @Betty Wont has intimated is a result of sheer luck), but I agree that the US Fuzz is much more fun!

I also really dig the Hyperion, especially with JHS’ added toggle to flip Q3 (Astro Mess).
 
coltonius said:
I really dig a Torn’s Peaker that happens to be well-tuned (which @Betty Wont has intimated is a result of sheer luck), but I agree that the US Fuzz is much more fun!

I also really dig the Hyperion, especially with JHS’ added toggle to flip Q3 (Astro Mess).
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Fuzzdog has a Hyperion PCB that you can use a three-way switch and have the Hyperion, the ruiner, and the divine hammer. The last of which is my favorite of that family. The Hyperion also responds well to a big muff style tone circuit. Unfortunately, the other two don’t have enough frequencies for the EQ to bite into.
 
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