dawson
Well-known member
Greetings,
I've decided to add some breadth to my PPCB forum activity to dilute the percentage of elementary questions I've been posting recently, so here we have it:
PedalPCB's take on the famed Lovetone Big Cheese
This thing tastes good. It tastes real good.
I checked out this PCB to see what all the hype was about and after testing it, I couldn't get it into an enclosure fast enough. All sorts of sounds are possible with this thing, from a number of classic fuzz tones to a smooth overdrive that I was surprised to find: easy on the curds with the tone setting at the cheese-wedge, but since I don't need to use it as an overdrive, I've got it set to a nice dark fuzz- tight, but hairy, seen here:
I matched the control labels by ear using a few internet videos, so I could be wrong, but I'm 80% sure, which was good enough for me. Cow graphics etched into a 125B aluminum enclosure with ferric chloride.
Thanks for looking!
I've decided to add some breadth to my PPCB forum activity to dilute the percentage of elementary questions I've been posting recently, so here we have it:
PedalPCB's take on the famed Lovetone Big Cheese
This thing tastes good. It tastes real good.
I checked out this PCB to see what all the hype was about and after testing it, I couldn't get it into an enclosure fast enough. All sorts of sounds are possible with this thing, from a number of classic fuzz tones to a smooth overdrive that I was surprised to find: easy on the curds with the tone setting at the cheese-wedge, but since I don't need to use it as an overdrive, I've got it set to a nice dark fuzz- tight, but hairy, seen here:
I matched the control labels by ear using a few internet videos, so I could be wrong, but I'm 80% sure, which was good enough for me. Cow graphics etched into a 125B aluminum enclosure with ferric chloride.
Thanks for looking!
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