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The Mysterioso is easily the most interesting pedal build I've completed. Check the build documents for how the controls work, because I sure don't feel the need to regurgitate them. The thing is amazing, I can't not spend an hour screwing around with the controls every time I plug into it. If you haven't put one of these together, what are you waiting for?

Also pictured, PedalPCB's Ample Alpaca and Triad OD - both quality, but pretty straightforward pedals. My only note is here is that I'd rather have a low-cut than a high-cut knob on the Alpaca--this thing gets woofy.

https://youtu.be/cPhsyfBNgBE

(text copied from my PedalPCB forum post, but re-posting here since the GreenBean is included)

I did a little video showing off a bunch of builds: BYOC, PedalPCB, MadBean, and the StewMac 2Kings kit (also my favorite BOSS, the OD-3 cuz why not). This is about half of what I currently have built, but I had to draw the line somewhere.

There's no talkin', just the same 1 minute of a song I like played a dozen times.

Thank you all again. Might as well show off the other one. 

Thanks, my fellow Bean Heads. 

Nice, looks fantastic. The LEDs light up according to the strength of your input signal. Humbuckers light 'em right up.


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Yeah, the reason I was surprised the build docs said the LEDs wouldn't light up is because they do in every other pedal I've owned or built with that style of clipping. I was super curious about it. Almost hoped they wouldn't so I could be like "whooooa, " but my all single-coil Ibanez lit em up just fine.

I like the look of the graphics, build came out great!   

Ha, thanks. It's just a $4 wooden stamp on found at Hobby Lobby. You can get the alphabet stamps there too. 

First madbean build, though somewhere around my 15th DIY pedal of 2022. This was my first attempt at drilling my own enclosures  (obviously seeing how off-center things are) so I built two. This is the better looking one of the pair so I'm gonna send it to my dad for Chrimbus. Due to my poor locationing of punch marks, I had to enlarge the area for the mini-pots a large amount, and thus needed to put big knobs to cover my Shame Holes. This also means my rubber stamp labeling looks goofed. But hey, I wouldn't want my projects to look too professional. That would be boring to me. My Pedal Children are all ugly and I love them that way.

Went with a 1n34a instead of the bat41 as I had some left over from other projects. MPSA18 for Q1 & 2.

As far as DIY TS variants go, this is among the best sounding ones. One note: the build document says the red LEDs don't light up, but uh, they absolutely do when that switch position is active.

The doc note about it being a tight fit for the 1590B is no joke. Especially when you get your stuff slight off center as mentioned previously. But hey, it works and sounds fab.