Guardians of the analog
Papi Fuego
This is the same board I made my 2204 on, only this go round I'm making a different amp which is a modified version of the circuit. So kinda not really lol
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vigilante398
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Sure I already own 3 basses, but none of them have a piezo pickup, so I NEEDED this.
Passinwind
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Spark 2 incoming this morning:
Yet another excuse to procrastinate on finishing up my long delayed tube amp build...
OTOH, I see a DIY switch pedal in my future!
Yet another excuse to procrastinate on finishing up my long delayed tube amp build...
OTOH, I see a DIY switch pedal in my future!
MichaelW
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Another sweet project from @szukalski. Thanks Dave!!!
I recently built yet another Honey Bee OD based on some new tracing information from Kevin at Aion. Apparently there have been some mistakes in the original DIY trace that's been propogated through the years and many variants that trace their lineage back to that original DIY trace. (See what I did there?
It's an interesting read here. And I can confirm using the corrected values results in an almost completely different pedal, much richer sounding.
Well turns out @szukalski read the same article and whipped up a version with the changes. (I built mine on a GPCB board).
So of course I had to beg him for the gerbers and have some made up!! These came lightning fast from JLCPCB!
Wooohoooo!
Maybe I'll do a demo comparing all the versions at some point.
I recently built yet another Honey Bee OD based on some new tracing information from Kevin at Aion. Apparently there have been some mistakes in the original DIY trace that's been propogated through the years and many variants that trace their lineage back to that original DIY trace. (See what I did there?
It's an interesting read here. And I can confirm using the corrected values results in an almost completely different pedal, much richer sounding.Well turns out @szukalski read the same article and whipped up a version with the changes. (I built mine on a GPCB board).
So of course I had to beg him for the gerbers and have some made up!! These came lightning fast from JLCPCB!
Wooohoooo!
Maybe I'll do a demo comparing all the versions at some point.
jimilee
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I’d be interested in hearing or knowing the difference audibly.Another sweet project from @szukalski. Thanks Dave!!!
I recently built yet another Honey Bee OD based on some new tracing information from Kevin at Aion. Apparently there have been some mistakes in the original DIY trace that's been propogated through the years and many variants that trace their lineage back to that original DIY trace. (See what I did there?
Well turns out @szukalski read the same article and whipped up a version with the changes. (I built mine on a GPCB board).
So of course I had to beg him for the gerbers and have some made up!! These came lightning fast from JLCPCB!
Wooohoooo!
Maybe I'll do a demo comparing all the versions at some point.
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MichaelW
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Lifetime supply? Why such a poor outlook on your lifespan?
Well. We'll seeLifetime supply? Why such a poor outlook on your lifespan?
But I'm pretty sure my hoard of transistors will out last me at this point
EisengesisFX
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Triple-score Saturday: courtesy of RE-PC, some awesome push-button CD hanger file cabinets that I'm gonna use for storing resistors + two other bits that will be harvested for their enclosures/caps galore + (not pictured) IC sockets from Jameco, and a fresh Dark Esbat PCB from most generous gent @MattG! Cheers, Matt!
MichaelW
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Definitely interested in what you think of the Chase-a-logMan.Well.. that has to be one of the weirdest combination of pedals I've ever received at the same time
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Stickman393
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In before the tarriffs.
This one will probably take me about a year...
This one will probably take me about a year...
Hirti
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Honestly? I think it's really, really, really, really good. Sure it's a BluesBreaker / King Of Tone. And I built like 6 clones of them over the last couple of years and even had an original KOT because my name came up on the list like two years ago. I sold all of them because I thought they are boring. But IDK this ones different. Maybe it's because Chase Bliss are my favorite pedal company (I have 7 of their pedals on my board currently) or maybe it's because I got a bit older since I've last played a Bluesbreaker type pedal. In the last year or two I rebuilt my pedalboard for MIDI stuff and half of my pedalboard is now controlled by MIDI so it was a no-brainer for me to at least try it. Also the built in Beano Boost pedal feature sounds sooo good. I can kind of see why people think the stuff Analogman does is a bit "snake oil" stuff - honestly I think so too. But they also released this short documentary on how this pedal came about which I thought was incredibly wholesome and both Joel and Mike seemed incredibly genuine.
Feral Feline
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Nostradoomus
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PedalBuilder
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Mentaltossflycoon
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Ruh roh.
Silver Blues
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Yup, I considered the AL models, but prefered to start with GRX 8xx group. So CF SL 8 one by it is. Cant wait to complete setup and try it.
