What's on the workbench?

[drgonzo1969]

umumumumumu yer SO grounded when dad sees what you did to his workbench

 

[Nostradoomus]

does it work if you try to delete it

 

[Fama]

does it work if you try to delete it

Don't do anything drastic! All of that pent up gonk energy releasing at once could have catastrophic consequences!

 

[LukeFRC]

I think there's two solutions to this situation...

1) Therapy for @Bricksnbeatles , maybe a retreat to become a monk or something, no music other than the sound of the wind on the trees

or

2) Some assistance @Robert with a focus on pedals that make bass players happy

 

[Feral Feline]

Mm wind in the trees is good...

... What about somewhere between "1)" and "2)"?








Let us all take a moment to meditate:

 

[Robert]

This is actually a pretty cool fuzz, similar to the JHS Crayon... although I must say I think I like this one better.

These newer PCBs designed by Nicholas Kula are a massive improvement over the older designs.

 

[t1redhands]

This is actually a pretty cool fuzz, similar to the JHS Crayon... although I must say I think I like this one better.

These newer PCBs designed by Nicholas Kula are a massive improvement over the older designs.

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The demos for this sound pretty dang rad. When this was released I immediately breadboarded the Trident pre-amp this is based on using Balmoral Electric's research. That alone is a killer boost/fuzz even without the transformer and pre-gain boost. Better than a standalone Univibe preamp imo.

 

[benny_profane]

This is actually a pretty cool fuzz, similar to the JHS Crayon... although I must say I think I like this one better.

These newer PCBs designed by Nicholas Kula are a massive improvement over the older designs.

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CB range? Do you need a amateur radio license to use this?

 

[LukeFRC]

Didn't the designer of Trident boards have a range of Bass pedals a few years back? Basics Bassics or something? They were blue

 

[DeadAirMD]

This is actually a pretty cool fuzz, similar to the JHS Crayon... although I must say I think I like this one better.

These newer PCBs designed by Nicholas Kula are a massive improvement over the older designs.

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Yeah baby! That thing is DIMED!!!!

 

[Robert]

Yeah baby! That thing is DIMED!!!!

Anything less and you're just throwing away money.

 

[Ctrl4Smilerz]

Any update on the Espresso Expression multiplier?

 

[bluedmc777]

You mean the Ge diode circuit? I never thought of that as a "limiter" the effect is so subtle on the FDIC. Still it's a cool boost pedal.

I’ve always been curious in that 2B boost pedal/limiter. Can it actually be used to “soften” the peaks adding a touch of sag or rectifier type touch to it?

 

[MichaelW]

I’ve always been curious in that 2B boost pedal/limiter. Can it actually be used to “soften” the peaks adding a touch of sag or rectifier type touch to it?

Not really, I’m still not completely sure I’m not imagining what the “limiter” does. You’re better off using a lightweight transparent compressor.

 

[dot matrix madness]

Speaking of fuzz, does anyone have "insight" into the Farm Pedals Landau Density Matrix?
According to their own description based on a Black Russian Muff.

Again one of the pedals that simply gets unaffordable considering shipping, import tax, and VAT

 

[CheapSuitG]

VERY excited about this one!

This is actually a pretty cool fuzz, similar to the JHS Crayon... although I must say I think I like this one better.

These newer PCBs designed by Nicholas Kula are a massive improvement over the older designs.

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[JTEX]

Suggestion: this is a great dbx/THAT one-knob compressor using currently available parts. Basically a modern dbx163. Maybe you'd want to make a PCB for it?

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(this design note is a real gem).

I'd just use TL072's instead of the suggested opamps, and maybe add a switch to allow bypasing the NLC in favor of a regular cap. A normal cap sounded better to my ears when used with a bass, so I didn't even implement the NLC at all in my onboard take on it.

 

[Bricksnbeatles]

Suggestion: this is a great dbx/THAT one-knob compressor using currently available parts. Basically a modern dbx163. Maybe you'd want to make a PCB for it?

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(this design note is a real gem).

I'd just use TL072's instead of the suggested opamps, and maybe add a switch to allow bypasing the NLC in favor of a regular cap. Sounds better to my ears when used with a bass, so I didn't even implement the NLC at all in my onboard take on it.

Def interested