Chop Shop
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Controls
- Volume – Adjust output volume level
- Sag – Simulates the effect of a dying battery
- Drive – Sets the amount of gain
Specifications
- Designed for a 125B enclosure with top-mounted jacks
| Weight | 0.2 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 1.375 × 1.95 × 0.5 in |
4 reviews for Chop Shop
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jacob (verified owner) –
pretty nice low-medium gain. would substitute a lower value pot for the sag feature as more than 1/3 turn renders the circuit inoperable.
PedalPCB –
Pot values have been updated in the build docs, this should make the sag pot more usable.
niggretzky (verified owner) –
Very nice character and quite dynamic, even for a lower gain OD. I replaced the 8K2 and 9K1 resistors with trimpot (pretty easy with the Trimmit adapter board) in order to be able to dial the distortion, and it’s quite fun (if you’re not a noob like me, you’ll be able to properly bias the JFets this way). Also, this was one of my first build an it'”s pretty straightforward, mods and all.
szukalski (verified owner) –
One of my favourite “warm” boosts and always-on pedal.
It’s important to get the right JFETs and then bias correctly. (Forums are great). For Q1, you want a J201 that has an Idss from 600-800 uA. For Q2, you want one with Idss about 400-600uA. Then bias for 6-6.6v at the drain (use trimpots to make your life easier). May sound like a bit of work, but it’s not, and the result is well worth it.
Jwyles90 (verified owner) –
This is a great, low to mid gain overdrive pedal that has some unique characteristics to it. Getting the correct J201 values is pretty crucial to the sag knob working properly, so make sure you use Fets that are the correct voltage, or get a couple trimmer adapter boards (and review the forum for guidance) to bias whatever you have. Overall though, super easy build and sounds great