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Thanks for the suggestions!  I'll try them and report back.

I built a dinky drive last night in an enclosure with the fat pants.  They sound really good together, and I can get a couple decent tones out of the dinky drive alone, but I'd like to make it more usable.

Are there some mods that would give it more output, and make the treble knob less fizzy when turned past 2:00?  It's pretty much at unity when the volume and gain are fully maxed out?  Maybe these problems are tied together.  

I'd love to hear any other mods that people have done also.

Thanks!

Also, I've noticed that I get more output the lower I set the treble.  Is this normal, or do I have something messed up?

I am so excited to build the dirtbag.  Just waiting for my parts now...come on smallbear!

I've always liked the sound, but haven't seen one in a long time, and can't find much about the circuit anywhere.  I'm building the english channel, so maybe that will satisfy my vox in a box needs

Anyone now of a diy board for this project, or a schematic?  Would the English Channel on run off groove be pretty similar?

Thanks

Just ordered all my parts for the dirtbag deluxe.  Very excited!

I don't know if anyone else would find this useful, but I put together a spreadsheet of all the materials for my next 5 builds.  It totals up all the different parts to make it easier when I order.  Probably not to helpful for all those that keep a stockpile in the work area, but feel free to message me, and I'll send it to you. 

On the list are the DMM, Dinky Drive, Green Bean, Thunderpuss, and Slow Loris.

Also if anyone else has a good way to keep track of part lists I would love to hear it.

Any chance you have a parts list made for the dirtbag deluxe?  I pre-ordered the board, and thought I could get a jump start on sourcing!

http://www.madbeanpedals.com/forum/index.php?topic=2954.msg25260#msg25260 

Thanks!  Guess I need to learn how to use the search function 

Any chance you have a parts list made for the dirtbag deluxe?  I pre-ordered the board, and thought I could get a jump start on sourcing!