Favorite " One Knobber " ????

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I'm going to do some " One Knobbers " and let them go fairly cheap ... like maybe 75.00 shipped

so far I have the Mythos Golden Fleece ... and the Frost Giants Massif ....for circuits

what are some favorite one knob pedals ???
 
I always thought this was a cool pedal
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I always thought this was a cool pedal
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actually found a schematic ..... it uses a Belton reverb brick just like the EQD Ghost Echo .... the Ghost echo has a volume drop when you kick it on ... I think it's because of the PT2399 digital chip it uses ...

the Boing schematic is quite different .... a straight forward Reverb ... I think I'll give it whirl ...
 
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MXR Phase 45 / 90
EH Small Stone
classic Treble Booster, Rangemaster and others
fixed Wah filter
 
I came to say GE Treble Booster, and see I'm not the only one. Maybe build it dialed in for the Iommi Sabbath Sound, and call it "Knob of Doom".
 
Since I don't use a floor tuner a single large carlington toggel in a very small box that functioned as a signal cut off switch would be handy for set breaks. Call it the "Thrown" or maybe the "Throne" pedal.
 
its a treble booster


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Iirc this is just an lpb1 but with an itty bitty input cap, I built one years ago on veroboard to try out, super bright, moreso than the Fortin 33 (or tc pre with bass at 0). It would be a good candidate I think for a rotary switch to choose between different input caps, up to lpb1 style with no bass cut.
 
I came to say GE Treble Booster, and see I'm not the only one. Maybe build it dialed in for the Iommi Sabbath Sound, and call it "Knob of Doom".
I've built and still have in stock several really cool Rangemaster clones .... with the adjustable input caps on the toggle ( including the Iommi value )

no one blinked an eye at them .... made with all axial Vishay caps and carbon comp resistors ... they aren't cheap to make .... the GE transistor is expensive

I could do a silicon version .... like the Naga Viper ...

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I've built and still have in stock several really cool Rangemaster clones .... with the adjustable input caps on the toggle ( including the Iommi value )

no one blinked an eye at them .... made with all axial Vishay caps and carbon comp resistors ... they aren't cheap to make .... the GE transistor is expensive

I could do a silicon version .... like the Naga Viper ...

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Oh man, that's got the good knob on it! I love that knob!
 

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