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Afterlife comp / Kingslayer

Started by MIM#1, October 04, 2012, 10:20:36 AM

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MIM#1

All I can say is these two were meant to go together! The Kingslayer loves being goosed by the Afterlife comp,which is probably the best sounding comp I've owned.Side by side with my old favorite Maxon CP-101 the Afterlife just sounds better,perfect for clean,stratty boosting and percussive clean playing.
Thanks for these great sounding projects,your PCB's are top notch too!
8)




Liustucru

Hello,
I totally agree with you about how good the Afterlife sounds !!!
I has replaced my Demeter Compulator with no shame  ;)

Great build.
I'm longing for building my Kingslayer...
...
... actually I'm longing for building a lot of Madbean things and PCBs are piling up !!!

jalmonsalmon

I kind of have visions of a big pedal that consists of a Kingslayer to the right and a Boneyard to the left LOL
I have them both separate and they sound amazing together!

good work on the Afterlife comp / Kingslayer

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MIM#1

Quote from: jalmonsalmon on October 04, 2012, 01:14:38 PM
I kind of have visions of a big pedal that consists of a Kingslayer to the right and a Boneyard to the left LOL
I have them both separate and they sound amazing together!

good work on the Afterlife comp / Kingslayer



The next pedal in line for me is a Joyo Crunch Distortion, [dont laugh, its great Crunch Box clone]. Its a pedal that usually doesnt like being hit with anything due to the increased noise floor, but both the Kingslayer and the afterlife stack well into it. These 3 cover all my gain needs.

Now...I'm patiently waiting for the MUTRON III pcb!

MIM#1

#4
I do have one quick question:
I want the diodes in the feedback loop always active, would I just jumper the 2 pads where the spst switch would go?

^ Nevermind, got my answer in the tech help forum.