This PCB can be fit into a 1590BB with careful component height selection, otherwise a 1590BBM (increased depth) should be used
Controls (identical for each side)
- Volume – Controls the output volume
- Tone – Controls the tone
- Drive – Controls the amount of drive
- Treble (Internal trimpot) – Adjusts the amount of treble content
- DIP1 (Internal dipswitch) – Enable/disable soft clipping (overdrive)
- DIP2 (Internal dipswitch) – Enable/disable hard clipping (distortion)
Specifications
- Designed for a 1590BB enclosure with top-mounted jacks
- PCB mounted potentiometers and footswitches for easy assembly
- Onboard charge pump for 18V operation from standard 9VDC power supply or battery
- Integrated 9V battery holder
| Weight | 0.6 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 4.3 × 2.125 × 0.5 in |
3 reviews for Paragon
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calebviss (verified owner) –
What can I say? With the right diodes this thing brings out the best of my dual-amp setup! I use the pauper to drive it…dude. Customer service is amazing, quick responses and always willing to help!
JMT (verified owner) –
Great quality, fast shipping. The result is really good … here is a comparison video with the original KOT : https://youtu.be/9IC_GgEz2Ac
simonroy.funnell (verified owner) –
It is a great light to medium OD. Sounds fantastic stacked with other pedals. I cannot speak to whether it sounds exactly like the original as I have never played one, but it sounds good. It cleans up nicely, and can get a wide range of tones form a clean boost to a thick OD. This my favourite OD build so far, but I am a sucker for dual OD pedals. It might be an idea to have a 9v to 18v switch so that it is easy to toggle between.
the ONLY complaint I have is I purchased right angle potentiometers for the build. When I went to install the board I noticed that the potentiometers leads were not long enough to lay the board flat on the footswitches. Though I was able to make it work with the pots, the board ended up angled so that it could fit onto the footswitches.