Yeah thanks for mentioning me mate. He wanted it for a birthday pressie really soon so I bumped him to the top of my list and knocked it out in 3 days (a record). The perks of being Doog's mate.
Mike wrote:You are a constant chop and changer, it's hilarious
Haha, I think I've taken over from inscho, I'm sure his board changed on a daily basis.
Pedals are looking great, mike. It's been wonderful to watch over the past couple of years from the first few saltboosters to the box of mike to dirty little secrets and pedals with features you'd never find in a shop. We love you mike.
Guitars: Fender Classic Player CS 60’s Stratocaster, Epiphone “Yungblud” SG Jr
Pedals: Dunlop Crybaby Classic>Made By Mike Saltbooster>Ceriatone Centura
Mike wrote:You are a constant chop and changer, it's hilarious
Haha, I think I've taken over from inscho, I'm sure his board changed on a daily basis.
Pedals are looking great, mike. It's been wonderful to watch over the past couple of years from the first few saltboosters to the box of mike to dirty little secrets and pedals with features you'd never find in a shop. We love you mike.
It's a mutual love. I wouldn't be making pedals without shortscale.
This stuff is helping to pay for my divorce, kids, it's all much appreciated. Much of the impressive look of the pedals is obviously down to the superbly talented and ever-patient Benecol, who is a complete Decal/Drilling Guide Genius.
It's my birthday 3 weeks from today and as i'm loving the fuzz at the moment I think I might treat myself to a Tonebender Mk III (the one with the tone control) - can you make one for me Mike?
Mike wrote:Yup, that's a definite possibility. I charge £70 for the MKII's and £75 for a MKIII.
Awesome, i'll have a MKIII please. Regarding colour, if you can do me a black and white one like the rat you made recently that would be good - otherwise just a white one would be perfect. I'm away in Scotland from the 31 July to 14 August so no rush to get done.
OK, no worries, I'll add you to the list, I'm sure Benecol can do you up a nice design - I'll paint the pedal itself white and have the decal on top supplying the black with the text/face in white (unless you don't want the face logo on it?)
It's a Dual Ganged 100K Linear Pot, so as you turn it up you're turning up two 100K Linear Pots (unconnected to each other) at the same time. It adds gain and changes the frequency response of the pedal at the same time - it's pretty much insanity in terms of the complexity of this circuit. It's completely original.
DOD Klon! Thats hilarious. I wish I had a decent tube amp when I had Mike's Klon. Dead good sounding overdrive, never got the benefit of using it to push tubes.
Because it's complicated as all get-out. I can build them on veroboard and have done so in the past, but for $10 of PCB it cuts the build down by about 2 hours and also is more compact in the case.