MABB v6.6.6

Here's my menagerie at present...would love to find an Orange Peel to flesh out the Rocktron collection, also a Punkifier for the DODs. BTW the rack is a shoe rack I got off Amazon for this very purpose, it's just perfect for pedals

Nice

I build my own and buy some to use them.

Ostx wrote: ↑

15 Apr 2021, 23:29

I build my own

OK, that's pretty nifty.

Svartmetall wrote: ↑

15 Apr 2021, 23:31

Ostx wrote: ↑

15 Apr 2021, 23:29

I build my own

OK, that's pretty nifty.

You can see some of them here:

https://instagram.com/fuzzrodahpedals?i ... n3zzierkde

Very cool. I've lately found myself wishing I'd done electronics in school, 'cos I could have made my own pedals, synths, noise generators etc etc

Svartmetall wrote: ↑

17 Apr 2021, 00:48

Very cool. I've lately found myself wishing I'd done electronics in school, 'cos I could have made my own pedals, synths, noise generators etc etc

Man, I had almost zero clue and absolutely zero experience in soldering electronics or anything. I didn't study for this shit either.

But I just figured if someone else can learn this, so can I. And just started studying this stuff with a lot of helpful material from GuitarPCB forum and the Musikding DIY kits.

Jump into it and learn! It's a lot of fun.

I don't have a collection as such, but OD/Distortion's are starting to build up.
Maxon OD808
BOSS SD1
BOSS MT2
Pepers Dirty Tree
Balaguer Fission Drive
Tom's RAT

I guess I need to try a HM2 style next

i jettisoned most of my pedals when i was broke like 10 years ago. only ones i think i still have left are my ibanez FL301DX and of course my trusty metalzone (that hasn't been used in probably 15+ years)

M.Bison wrote: ↑

18 Apr 2021, 02:16

I guess I need to try a HM2 style next

The Behringer HM300 Heavy Metal (far left, 4th shelf up in that picture) is basically a direct copy of an HM2, and about 1/10th of what you'd pay for an original. Case is plastic so I'm not sure how gig-friendly it would be, but the sound is great fun - it does a really great facsimile of the sound on Entombed's 'To Ride, Shoot Straight And Speak The Truth'. Likewise the Behringer SF300 Super Fuzz (the orange one) does a perfect version of Electric Wizard's 'Dopethrone' tone, being as it is a copy of the Boss FZ-2; there is no way you can't have fun with an SF300.

I'm going to build an HM2 clone.

Not a pedal, but my latest addition; Legendary Tones Hot Mod V2

Very cool little bit of kit for Marshall amps, attaches to V2 tube and gives you an extra gain stage with a bass boost/cut and gain switch.

Got this in my JCM900 MK3, seems to work with a bunch of amps that share the 800 type DNA.

Nice! I saw Euge Valovirta's video on this one and it's a great mod.

Nice!

My next pedal build will be a Friedman BE-OD clone.
Chasing that Marshall Plexi / JCM 800 tone.

i hope you find that which you seek

I only have a couple, never really bothered with them. one day when I have the space for a legit tube amp I may get into pedals

boss metal zone
boss looper
jimmy hendrix wah
arion distortion (my first pedal)

That wah!

slugbait wrote: ↑

10 Aug 2021, 02:14

Behringer SF300 came today and it has officially made my Guild a doom monster

The SF-300 is a fucking monster of a pedal, it really is 'Dopethrone' in a box. I just got a Zvex Octane 3 and it's pretty damn sick

I once played through an ehx metal muff with a boss ns2 through a cheap solid state combo. With a cheapo beater les paul copy, it sounded great for jamming some stone temple pilots tunes and the usual enter sandman back in it the college years.

When i got my line 6 POD xt live, everything changed and i’ve stuck with amp modelers ever since

slugbait wrote: ↑

31 Aug 2021, 03:51

Thinking of getting an EQ pedal for a little more shape to my sound + boost

Get a parametric EQ, you can be a lot more tone-specific than with a graphic. I sometimes like to use a Behringer rackmount 5-band para EQ as a pre-EQ & boost before going into an amp or pre-amp, and you can get some great tones that way.

Graphic EQs have sliders set at various frequencies to allow you to cut or boost those frequencies, whereas parametrics allow you to select specific frequencies of your choice and then how wide a range around that frequency you want to boost or cut the signal. Graphics are much simpler to use, but paras are vastly more capable and versatile.

Today's project: BE-OD Marshall Plexi overdrive pedal. This thing is gonna raaawwwkkkk.

awesome. Looking forward to this one

Is there any Fortin Zuul type noise gate pcb's? For what it's worth, apparently it's the gate from a Marshall KK

Vahmpy wrote: ↑

06 Oct 2021, 20:54

Today's project: BE-OD Marshall Plexi overdrive pedal. This thing is gonna raaawwwkkkk.

that's awesome, soon you'll be printing your own boards

M.Bison wrote: ↑

07 Oct 2021, 23:37

awesome. Looking forward to this one

Is there any Fortin Zuul type noise gate pcb's? For what it's worth, apparently it's the gate from a Marshall KK

Plenty of Noise Gates I think but not sure if a Fortin is one of them.

no its a waste of time, most pedals are shit.

Well that's not true.

hehe yeah

Picked up BOSS SD1 40th Anniversary edition, pretty much just as a collector's item.

Also got a Kartakou Warmer, a modded TS808 type pedal, it comes with a bunch of swappable OP amp chips and has switches for bass boost and clipping diodes. Might try and get round to do a comparison video of the chips as I couldn't seem to find onen