Cool pedal kit alert! If you are in a U2 cover band then this is the pedal kit for you. This kit is an almost dead on replica of the discontinued Boss FA-1 FET preamp made popular by the Edge. The difference between the BYOC kit and the Boss original is that the kit has… Read More »
The good folks over at BYOC have just released a true bypass looper with two channels in one small box (4.75″ x 2.6″). It can be used to preserve tone by adding true mechanical bypass to your non-true bypass effects. Use it as an A/B box or use it to switch between two different FX… Read More »
The new BYOC (Build Your Own Clone) Orange Distortion kit is based on the vintage Boss DS-1 pedal from the 1980′s. The original DS-1 pedal is different than the ones made today. Just like the original DS-1 the BYOC kit uses an NOS Toshiba TA7136P chip which is a ket component for getting the original… Read More »
The good folks over at Build Your Own Clone (BYOC) are getting ready to release another cool new effect pedal kit. It should be available on December 12th. This one is called the Phase Royal. It is based on the classic MXR Phase 90 circuit but with some serious mods. Some features include a Depth… Read More »
The good folks over at BYOC saw a need for a great reverb pedal kit and are now delivering! The new BYOC Reverb pedal kit uses the Belton Digi-Log Reverb module which is regarded by pedal builders to be one of the best digital “spring reverb” modules available. The module’s nickname is “The Brick” because… Read More »
Not only is the BYOC Analog Vibrato the most spot on recreation of the original BOSS VB-2 you can find….It’s probably also the only true clone of the VB-2. The only real difference is that the BYOC Analog Vibrato is true bypass.The VB-2 is considered by most to be the holy grail of vibrato effects…. Read More »
One of the simplest, effective mods you can do to your guitar “on the cheap” is to experiment with tone caps. First before we get started lets get answers to a few questions about these little buggers. What is a tone cap and how does it work? Read more...
One very simple maintenence procedure can help keep your guitars’ signal at its best and prevent the loss of ground connection. Clean your jacks! We are talking about the 1/4″ jacks on your amplifier as well as your guitar. Read more..
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