New Revision
- Includes 3PDT breakout board
- Cleaner, more obsessive layout
- Uses standard 1/4W resistors
- Buffered/True Bypass now an external toggle switch (instead of internal jumpers)
Controls
- Volume – Controls the output volume
- Tone – Adjusts the amount of treble content
- Drive – Controls the amount of signal gain
- Low/High Peak switch – Accentuates midrange frequencies and increases gain
- Buffered/True-Bypass switch – Selects between buffered-bypass / true-bypass operation
Specifications
- Class-A JFET input stage
- True-Bypass or Buffered-Bypass operation
- Designed for a 125B enclosure with top-mounted jacks
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| Weight | 0.26 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 1.95 × 1.725 × 0.5 in |
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cmg1229 (verified owner) –
Very well rounded mid to heavy gain OD, which I’ve very excited about. It’s hard to get a bad sound out of this box and an excellent choice if you are looking for a single drive that covers most bases. The tone is 5-stars, A+.
The packaging and layout is also very nice. The assembly was extremely easy and the size of the board allows for a lot of wiggle room in a 125B enclosure. Also, the fact that this comes with the 3DPT breakout board is a big plus. This would be a fantastic project for a beginner to get their feet wet.
I’m giving this one four stars only due to the fact that buffer control is designed to be external, which, to me, shouldn’t be something that is switched often and should be either internally jumpered or switched. I realize that it’s easy to get around this, but when you are a hobbyist, and not an electrical engineer, it isn’t quite so clear.
PedalPCB –
Agreed, the buffer switch needs to be moved internal.
Likez2Jam (verified owner) –
First build with pedal pcb and I am so happy. The way you all print the values on the pcbs is just so amazingly helpful. So hat’s off 5 stars to the service.
The pedal turned out great on the first try. I enjoy the The Hp/Lp switch. I only wish I knew enough to know when the buffer is on or off. just kind of fiddled and set it where I thought it sounded best. I felt like the pedal should be a bit higher gain than it turned out sounding . Mine is more of a treble boost mid gain drive, but that might be the parts I sourced, or just my amp/ear for gain.
All in all great experience, it is who they said they were, but once I build a few more OD’s I don’t know if this will be the one that stays on my board.