What's on the workbench?
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benny_profane
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That’s actually impressive.
Bricksnbeatles
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Fulltone 2.0
That's one way to check the value!!!
Big Monk
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DGWVI
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Mike Fuller about to drop in with the C&DInspired by Fulltone.
MichaelW
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Do you have a "Copper"? That would be cool! I
szukalski
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Can you RMA it?
"Yeah, I had the PCB out, tracing it so I could build a clone, and I noticed.."
Robert
Reverse Engineer
I'll just replace the cap before sending it off to it's next owner. It's ugly but doesn't affect functionality.
Harry Klippton
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What even are those?
steviejr92
Authorized Vendor
They wanted that last one alive for questioning....as you can see they still roughed him up a bit...
chongmagic
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Looks like they put the IC in last, maybe that would explain the weird burn to the cap.
MichaelW
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I’m not sure even I could burn a cap like that. I can’t quite see how they even did that?
spi
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I'm guessing 5 crunchbox variants.
Like @chongmagic said maybe they manually put that charge pump in last and cooked the cap with the hot air gun? I bet that charge pump is the most expensive single component in there.
How do the victory pedals sound anyway? I’ve never really been that convinced by solidstate preamp pedals. AMT’s are pretty good but usually they are ‘ok’ to ‘good’ but rarely ‘great’.
How do the victory pedals sound anyway? I’ve never really been that convinced by solidstate preamp pedals. AMT’s are pretty good but usually they are ‘ok’ to ‘good’ but rarely ‘great’.
