CheapSuitG
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Hey everyone!
Here’s my first build report—please go easy on me!
The Build:
This was my 7th build, and by far the most complex at the time. While I initially wanted to tackle something like this early on, I’m glad I waited a bit. I was a little intimidated at first, but once I got the first few components in place, the rest was smooth sailing.
The Sound:
A lot of my favorite guitarists use a Klon, and I’ve always loved their tone. I’ve tried a few Klon-inspired pedals in the past, but they always felt like something was missing. The Kliche nails that tone really well. While I didn’t use "mojo" parts for the ultimate in toanz, it still sounds fantastic. It went straight onto my pedalboard and has quickly become a go-to pedal.
The Art:
I’m not really into centaurs—they freak me out. How do they wear pants? Is it just the bottom legs? All four? I digress.
Being from the Denver area, we have Blucifer, a creepy, demonic blue stallion with glowing red eyes at the Denver International Airport. It actually fell and killed the artist that made it! While searching for art for this build, I found a local artist who had a My Little Pony-style version of Blucifer—less intimidating. I reached out to the artist, and they kindly gave me the go-ahead to use it.
A friend wants one as well, I plan on giving him this one and doing another just like it with the exception of moving the led to make the glowing red eyes of Bluecifer.
Here’s my first build report—please go easy on me!
The Build:
This was my 7th build, and by far the most complex at the time. While I initially wanted to tackle something like this early on, I’m glad I waited a bit. I was a little intimidated at first, but once I got the first few components in place, the rest was smooth sailing.
The Sound:
A lot of my favorite guitarists use a Klon, and I’ve always loved their tone. I’ve tried a few Klon-inspired pedals in the past, but they always felt like something was missing. The Kliche nails that tone really well. While I didn’t use "mojo" parts for the ultimate in toanz, it still sounds fantastic. It went straight onto my pedalboard and has quickly become a go-to pedal.
The Art:
I’m not really into centaurs—they freak me out. How do they wear pants? Is it just the bottom legs? All four? I digress.
Being from the Denver area, we have Blucifer, a creepy, demonic blue stallion with glowing red eyes at the Denver International Airport. It actually fell and killed the artist that made it! While searching for art for this build, I found a local artist who had a My Little Pony-style version of Blucifer—less intimidating. I reached out to the artist, and they kindly gave me the go-ahead to use it.
A friend wants one as well, I plan on giving him this one and doing another just like it with the exception of moving the led to make the glowing red eyes of Bluecifer.
