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Ctrl4Smilerz

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This was a straight forward build. I should have looked closer at the size of the electrolytic, but I got them to fit. I've only played through it a few times, but so far I like. I used hammer stencils, but they are hard to read. The boost is transparent, and does a great job pushing my Fillmore 25 from edge of breakup, to overdriven.
 
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This was a straight forward build. I should have looked closer at the size of the electrolytic, but I got them to fit. I've only played through it a few times, but so far I like. I used hammer stencils, but they are hard to read. The boost is transparent, and does a great job pushing my Fillmore 25 from edge of breakup, to overdriven.
Electro sized to fit the only knob ! I love.
 
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This was a straight forward build. I should have looked closer at the size of the electrolytic, but I got them to fit. I've only played through it a few times, but so far I like. I used hammer stencils, but they are hard to read. The boost is transparent, and does a great job pushing my Fillmore 25 from edge of breakup, to overdriven.
You can always do Bombyx Mori technique
 
You can always do Bombyx Mori technique
Hmm, I had to look that one up.

Google says: “The Bombyx mori technique refers to sericulture and rearing practices for the domesticated silkmoth, centered around optimizing life-cycle management, artificial diet preparation, and non-destructive harvesting or breeding”

I really hope I don’t need to breed silk worms to elevate my pedal building. I’m not sure I’d be willing to take that step.
 
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