Pharmacist Pedal Demo and Build Report

Bricksnbeatles said:
Maybe I missed it when my dogs were going nuts, but I didn’t hear She Said She Said— the quintessential UL730 song.
That said, your selection of riffs was 100% fire! Toanz for days and great tunes abound!
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She said She said got chopped...I love the Gov't Mule version and that is going in an upcoming video where I butcher my favorite Warren Haynes licks.

giovanni said:
Lovely sounding pedal! I built the Conqueror which is along the same lines but I think this one sounds better! I’m gonna have to build one and compare don’t I? Also great video! You made me wanna shoot some pedals too…
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I thought about comparing but the Conqueror Supreme will get its own video as it is a pretty neat take and has some cool sounds in it. Which is why I ask about what Beatles riffs I am missing.

Coda said:
I built the Conqueror, and while it’s pretty good, it’s pretty bright. The mid boost doesn’t make too much of a difference with the bass up. I can’t wait to build the Pharmacist.
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Agreed on the brightness, the standard conqueror is pretty brittle. The Supreme is more useful and has a better selection of tones compared to the standard.

I picked doing the Pharmacist because it is hands down one of the best DIY pedals I have built.

Thank you all for the comments and feedback and taking the time to watch, I appreciate it.
 
I don't know how I missed this 2 months ago...

Great demo, beautiful artwork, clean build.

I see you didn't go for the carbon comp resistor nonsense like Aclam did. Pretty interesting technology mix there. 2 questions: how long do you suppose a battery will last and what plugs into that on-board connector? Maybe it's a programming port for U4.

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I've learned more about guitar pedals than I ever set out to, and looking at my stack of boards...I'll hopefully learn even more. I know for certain I'll have fun.
 
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