OD is Glorious
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Decided to complete two squidwards. If you stack a squidward with your overdrive you get some great harmonic overdrive. I made one of these a while ago and gave it to the bass playing kid at my local music store. After that I bought a couple more pcbs. They are fun to build and easy to fit in small enclosures! I
The copper hammer from Tayda is striking (no labels). For the other labeled silver enclosure I used a film free waterslide and I clear coated with 2k. I did not really get to buff it well because I did not load up enough clear on it. I used low profile footswitches in both. I used enclosed jacks in the silver pedal and open Lumbergs in the copper hammer. Both pedals have Lumberg D.C. jacks.
The silver pedal has a green 3mm LED to match the green deign and the copper hammer has an orange 3mm LED to match the copper.
The Fumble boost is just another boost. I find it hard to favor one boost over another. I put it in that special Stompbox color )prismatic cosmos) and I added vinyl letters and q clear coat. Easy to build and works great. I followed the BOM with the exception of the trimmer which is a 50k instead of a 20k. It required a B2M potentiometer so I ordered one and waited. Then I saw that I did not have a 20k trimmer.
The parasit studio Sonic Reducer was interesting. I sold it for 89 dollars so it is gone. It did not seem to have many useable sounds for me. It is an interesting pedal that you should use sparingly. Funky for sure. The enclosure is matte orange and there is a clear coat. Low profile footswitch and MXR style jacks.
The copper hammer from Tayda is striking (no labels). For the other labeled silver enclosure I used a film free waterslide and I clear coated with 2k. I did not really get to buff it well because I did not load up enough clear on it. I used low profile footswitches in both. I used enclosed jacks in the silver pedal and open Lumbergs in the copper hammer. Both pedals have Lumberg D.C. jacks.
The silver pedal has a green 3mm LED to match the green deign and the copper hammer has an orange 3mm LED to match the copper.
The Fumble boost is just another boost. I find it hard to favor one boost over another. I put it in that special Stompbox color )prismatic cosmos) and I added vinyl letters and q clear coat. Easy to build and works great. I followed the BOM with the exception of the trimmer which is a 50k instead of a 20k. It required a B2M potentiometer so I ordered one and waited. Then I saw that I did not have a 20k trimmer.
The parasit studio Sonic Reducer was interesting. I sold it for 89 dollars so it is gone. It did not seem to have many useable sounds for me. It is an interesting pedal that you should use sparingly. Funky for sure. The enclosure is matte orange and there is a clear coat. Low profile footswitch and MXR style jacks.
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