Pedalpcb Brown Betty

[verr76]

Hello all... hope you're doing ok in these times...
haven´t been around here for some time ´cause ... well .. 2020 happend 
Got this pedalpcb Brown Betty sometime last year and finally got it done.
Did some mods with the internal trimpot puting it on a daughterboard also in series with a fixed 33K resistor and a second offboard pot to add some control over the added gain.
At the same time the footswitch adds a series resistor and cap to ground on that same opamp's feedback loop. The Change is not drastic but you certainly feel some extra umff

Edit: Small demo (not all things are chunk hehehe)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jipx0ZA2CjE

[Thewintersoldier]

That looks fantastic, and your wiring is beautiful. What amp are you using this with? I've never tried a friedman amp or pedal but this makes me.want to try one.

[Invertiguy]

Great work, that's some of the cleanest wiring I've ever seen! I love the graphics as well, is that a faceplate or some sort of decal?

[harryklippton]

Wow nice work

[jimilee]

That does look great. I've got the BEOD pedal that sounds killer, never heard a Dirty Shirley.

[jjjimi84]

Very nice work, the friedman stuff is pretty good sounding. This is my go-to for the chunk chunk stuff.

[verr76]

Thank you all for those kind words.

What amp are you using this with? I've never tried a friedman amp or pedal but this makes me.want to try one.

My set up is with a Quilter 45 Microblock most of the time with a preamp of my own design... although, this preamp is in a pedal format so I can also go straight to the Quilter if I need.

is that a faceplate or some sort of decal?

It is a faceplate. It's UV printed so I could've easily gone with a direct to enclosure print... but I like the way the raw aluminum looks.