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Lots of wire to solder inside this Boogeyman.
Here we have:
Bass (22nF cap), Mid, Treble, Cut (presence)
Two drive settings and a third Level pot
The trannies are three 2N5457 and two J201 (Q4 & Q5), so it seems to get all the drive pot usable from 1 to 10!
Think I'll mod it with a Bass Cut toggle to switch among 3 different C12 caps (as I read here in some topic).

Glitter Yellow box and a Celtic circle with what I suppose should be three dogs eating each other! XD



Inside view (look at those wires...) Silver Mica pF Caps!

Hi guys!
This is the Pure Octaver, a nice clean octaver with looots of dBs, so I've mounted a trimmer to decrease the amount of volume so that the clean pot at 12 o' clock is unitary to the bypassed signal.
Here's some pics:



Inside view (damn, 2.0 megapixel camera! XD)

Amezing! Tell us something about this graphic!

Can you tell me more about your mods? I've built a dirtbag with MN3205 that works one day at week! Probably the MN3205 from Hong Kong are instable in some way I don't know... I'd like to switch it to a MN3008 version, simplier to find in europe...

Three switches:
1- Drive A/Drive B
2- Effect On/Bypass
3- SupaBoosta XD

I know you're waiting for this!

Mmmmm here comes the time to upload the video 

Nice work! Tell me more about the Facemelter mod, I want to build it with this mod but I'd like to hear something about it first! 

Two full featured BoogeyMan (Chunk chunk etched boards)
Tone controls:
Bass, Mid, Treble, Cut (Presence);

3 Channels:
Drive A with Gain and Level controls,
Drive B with Gain and Level controls,
Boost to increase the level amount while playing through Drive A or B



Tomorrow I'll post other photos of the inside view!

Ok, I was joking... now it comes the monster!
Explanation comes next!



Listen to this now:
3 PCBs
1) Original Dallas Rangemaster clone (Npn germanium transistor)
2) Brian May Treble Booster clone (Npn silicon transistor)
3) Linear Power Booster clone

There is a toggle switch to select between Silicon and Germanium boards, a toggle switch to select between 3 different EQ (Treble/Mid-Treble/Almost Full), the pot is the classic Boost control.
The LPB is setted with a trimmer to the max boost to increase ABSURDLY the boost range (at 9 o'clock of the Boost pot, the pedal destroys the walls!)...

Stormtroopers kick ass. And I love the color scheme. Great job!

White/Orange/White... I call it Hamburger Style! 

The Crusher aka Crunch Box (with red LED), that's absolutey my favorite distortion pedal! Sounds so good! I'm working on a new project 'bout it, with a toggle switch to select between red LEDs and Germ+Mosfet and a Bass/Treble tonestack... maybe another toggle switch for 3 different presence settings (open sound, little cut, dark sound), stay tuned! 

I think this is the nicest pedal I've ever built! Sooooooo nerdish! 

Nothing special... Only hard work!
I paint black all but the front, where I placed a trasparent adesive sheet painted black and yellow... The writes on grey are simply blanks (without toner)
I don't know if this explanation it's grammatically correct... 

Red Llama with the 10M switch


Tube Screamer with Fat Mod and Clip Switch (silicon Asymmetric/Led+Germanium... sweeeeetest sound I've ever heard)


...well, here comes the third
Mr Nutz aka Tube screamer (keeley mod + fat mod) + Fat Boost (reaaaally nice!)