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First The Tim Overdrive is a pedal developed by Paul Cochrane. Although its only available on request (these pedals are still handmade only), its a very hyped and popular pedal. The Timmy is a small version of the Tim, missing the Send/Return jacks and the boost section. So it only contains the OD section of … Read more

General The Pharaoh Fuzz is a very versatile Fuzz. Its also Muff based circuit (to be exact its a modified version of the Rams Head Muff), but it has following additonal features: -) A fourth pot “High” for the High frequencies (additional to the Tone control) -) Several clipping options: Silicium, Germanium or no clipping … Read more

SRV Special… The SRV Special is a modified Tube Screamer Circuit. Some capacitors and resistors are left, to make the sound more pure. Furthermore 1M or higher is used for the GAIN pot to increase the GAIN range of the pedal. The pedal is an approach to get closer to Stevie Rays Sound… The Mods … Read more

General  The Axis Face Silicon is a Silicon Fuzz Face Circuit with some mods. The schematic and description of the pedal can be found at Fuzz Central: http://fuzzcentral.ssguitar.com/axisface.php Basically there is a additional pot called “Smooth”. The more the control gets dialed clockwise, the smoother and overdrive like the fuzz gets. With this control its … Read more

First The Clark Gainster is a rare and not too hyped drive pedal. Its one of the sweetest sounding drive pedals ive ever heard so far though. The clark gainster has a very simple circuit, but sometimes less is more. The gainster can be built with Mojo parts or not. This article is more about … Read more

General  The Iron Bell is a big muff variant based on the P19 version of the muff Here is a interesting link with a lot of schematics: http://www.bigmuffpage.com/Big_Muff_Pi_versions_schematics_part4.html In addition to the Big Muff there is a fourth pot for the mid range, called colour 😉 Schematic and BOM This schematic ive found in the … Read more

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