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Their instagram is worth a peruse https://www.instagram.com/openaidalle/?hl=en
The Belton Brick means that replacing any of those wires would be a massive pain. I've wrapped them in cardboard and electrical tape and blu tac'd it in place to stop any movement at the solder pads
I'd probably get the medium length spring if I did this again. With the Damp control right down it should sound pretty nice into a dirty amp I reckon
The way I envisage it is there will be five toggle switches. One to toggle between two modes and two switches per mode for top and bottom selection of clipping diodes
Switch 1 will select between YDR and Turbo modes
Then the two pairs of switches for each mode will be ON-OFF-ON, allowing for a variety of symmetrical and asymmetrical clipping options
Not sure about Reuts/mids. Maybe I'll put a trimmer in and set it to stock to start with
The mode switch could also be ON-OFF-ON but that would mean a feature duplication for clean mode. I think I'll just keep it simple. It'll be pretty mad as it is
I made a Rat ages ago with a wildly asymmetrical clipping mode that sounded really broken and cool. A good effect but not something you'd want a whole pedal for
Thinking about this it might be fun to have two mini pots for Reutz, one per mode. It would be nice to indicate where stock position is on the enclosure graphics
I'm thinking this should help me get a much simpler bass rig. Probably an EP Booster and MXR Microamp either side of it and call it done
Instagram is Rocknrollismyescape -
FOR SALE - Catalinbread Echorec, Sonic Blue classic player strat and a Digitech bad monkey
https://shop.pedalparts.co.uk/product/gate
I did the PedalPCB Muzzle, very good but a pain in the arse to box up. I think the dynamics processor chip it uses is discontinued and expensive now
The Stone Deaf Noise Reaper is good value. Didn't notice any difference between that and the Zuul or decimator
People shit on the Boss one but apparently it's good in sidechain mode. IMO a well designed one knob noise gate is preferable tho
And yeah there’s no way I’m remembering 5 controls!! I actually even labelled the Ratio knob wrong while doing it. Then black sharpie over that, then gold with the right labelling…
https://pcbguitarmania.com/product-category/smd/
Going to order some pre soldered SMD PCBs I think
They have a noise gate @Cookiemonster https://pcbguitarmania.com/product/noise-terminator/
Will be trying with my bass "rig" later on today but a quick noodle suggests it works very nicely.
And also managed to change the pickups on my SG to an AlNiCo II set. Over the moon. Hadn't had this kind of time for weeks, months maybe.
My trading feedback: https://www.thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/210335/yorkie
Instagram is Rocknrollismyescape -
FOR SALE - Catalinbread Echorec, Sonic Blue classic player strat and a Digitech bad monkey
I'm chatting to a guy in the US who has made some PCBs of a tone bender with a HM-2 tone stack. He has some other PCBs as well. $10 for a PCB. Anyone here interested? I'll grab the details of the others. The heavy bender on paper is awesome I'd love to hear it
My trading feedback: https://www.thefretboard.co.uk/discussion/210335/yorkie