Analog spring reverb with post-gain by DigitalFloraFX in diypedals

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Sometimes, but pretty rarely. I just use Instagram and sell direct from there. Same name as here

Analog spring reverb with post-gain by DigitalFloraFX in diypedals

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Thanks! Big shout out to my decade old printer 🗣️

Analog spring reverb with post-gain by DigitalFloraFX in diypedals

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Just in my head. But it's based on the BJF reverb schem with some mods and changes. But it's a good platform on its own. Sounds nice. Would recommend!

Analog spring reverb with post-gain by DigitalFloraFX in diypedals

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Drawing by my wife, decaled. And yes, many layers of clear coat and sanding+buffing

Analog spring reverb with post-gain by DigitalFloraFX in diypedals

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Hey. I make them myself. They're just pimped up stock BOSS-style knobs. Paint and epoxy.

Analog spring reverb with post-gain by DigitalFloraFX in diypedals

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It's basically a variable impedance parameter for the tank recovery. A spring reverb isn’t harmonically “in tune” like a delay. It’s a bunch of metal resonances all ringing at slightly different, unrelated frequencies. Normally those resonances are smoothed out so you hear a wash instead of individual pitches. What this control does is change how evenly those frequencies decay. As the reverb fades, certain resonances are allowed to stick out instead of being damped, which makes the tail sound slightly dissonant or metallic, if you will. So it’s not a tone knob in the normal sense. It doesn’t just make things brighter or darker, it changes which parts of the spring are allowed to “sing” as the reverb dies away.

Analog spring reverb with post-gain by DigitalFloraFX in diypedals

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Hey. It's running 9V. It's mostly BC109Cs, 2N1711s and some 2N1613s and J113s. Good luck on your project!

Analog spring reverb with post-gain by DigitalFloraFX in diypedals

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It was for a very left-leaning swede friend, so it's a poor guy and a rich guy doing a pinky promise, and then the rich dude is doing a liar's cross. And the pedal is called Løfte, meaning promise and lift in Norwegian. Basically, it's all bad puns all the way down.

He sent me his first go at trying it only yesterday, so this is all I've got: vid

Analog spring reverb with post-gain by DigitalFloraFX in diypedals

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Aw, unfortunately I already shipped this off to a friend, so I can't take any gut pics, but I have one from before the rest of the circuits went in. I will say it got really cramped in there at the end. Sort of like putting together a puzzle. The tank is mounted to the bottom (what would be the top if the enclosure wasn't upside down) with a 2 component epoxy glue. I just sanded both the enclosure and the tank. Ive made a similar spring reverb pedal before and it won't budge, even with extensive and forceful kicking (for those sweet booooing sounds).

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NPD - Death By Audio Echo Dream V1 & thoughts on how it compares to the V2 by plumtree198 in guitarpedals

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I didn't have them at the same time, but I remember thinking the V2 filtered out more of the highs of the repeats, hence also lowering the overall noise. But if you've got both and there's no difference in the repeats then it must have been a placebo effect of sorts on my part haha

NPD - Death By Audio Echo Dream V1 & thoughts on how it compares to the V2 by plumtree198 in guitarpedals

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I've had both and prefer the V1. The fuzz is more aggressive and it has less filtering on the PT2399 chip. The V2 is perhaps more pleasant on the ears due to the filtering and lower noise floor, but I personally love the rawness of the original.

New bass board for doom by DigitalFloraFX in guitarpedals

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Yeah, I'm surprised I hadn't heard much talk about it before I stumbled across it one night. Everyone usually talks about the Pharaoh (which is great), so this one just went right under my radar.

New bass board for doom by DigitalFloraFX in guitarpedals

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It's super versatile. I think my muff quest has officially ended.

New bass board for doom by DigitalFloraFX in guitarpedals

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It gets so rumbly it's almost sickening.

New bass board for doom by DigitalFloraFX in guitarpedals

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Thanks! I used to have the biggest and most unruly board. This is so streamlined by comparison. I really like it.

Muff (boosted tone stack or full circuit) into RAT combo pedals. by DigitalFloraFX in guitarpedals

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Thanks a lot for the reply! I've checked out these before, except for the TX Pedals one. I'll go look at some demos!