Controls
Blue Channel
- Level
- Tone
- Gain
Green Channel
- Level
- Tone
- Drive
Specifications
- Designed for a 1590BB enclosure with top-mounted jacks
- Includes two 3PDT breakout boards for easier wiring
Documentation
Build documentation coming soon…
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| Weight | 1.25 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 2.25 × 2.25 × 0.5 in |
5 reviews for Pro-10 Dual Overdrive
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jbolt247 (verified owner) –
I’ve built 10+ peddles from here and this is by far my favorite. Great tones from crunch to mid gain and the stacking is really good as well. Comes with foot switch pcbs that make the foot switches simple to connect using male to male DIN pins.
Coachseeley (verified owner) –
Great sounding pedal! I enclosed it with a General Tso’s compressor, and it’s the only pedal I have on my mini board. So many tones available. Fun build too.
szukalski (verified owner) –
Lovely build, hi-fi and does all the things you see in the demos. Love the jack connections at the top. Keeps it clean and spiffy!
Andrew Terford (verified owner) –
It’s excellent! I previously built just the “Blue” side and jumped at the opportunity when I saw the Dual PCB. It’s a pretty tight build, but in a good way – very organized and clean; just be careful with your drilling/layout and everything should install very neatly. One thing to note is the LED placement. I got some snazzy metal LED bezels, but I didn’t check their fitment/layout before drilling and once installed I realized they would be contacting with the “tone” pots and preventing them from aligning with the correct spots on the PCB. I ended up having to attach these two tone pots by some jumper wires instead of directly to the PCB, but it’s not the end of the world. Still works just as good, just created a tiny bit of headache in the build process. Just something to be aware of.
Overall I recommend this one very highly, one of my favorite pedals I’ve built thus far!
cmg1229@gmail.com (verified owner) –
First of all, my account somehow got deleted (probably due to my inability to work on new pedals for over a year), so my verified owner status will be in question here, however I did just finish my build of this board after having it in my possession for over a year.
The build itself was fun, but interesting. Since there hasn’t been any documentation posted, the BOM was a little difficult to generate since you really have to use screen on the board itself along with the documentation of each individual sides. Using the layout on the Tayda drill template was a good, albeit tight fit. My recommendation is to drill for and use flat top LEDs without the use of a bezel, since the header for each is right over the top of the template holes. My only real complaint about the Tayda layout is that the 3DPT switches had to be turned to the side in order for them to fit along side the PCB, which forced my wiring to be a little less clean than I had initially hoped.