There's just enough room for a mini-toggle in there under the Tone control.
More pics to come.
BYOC Li'l Triangle Beaver - With Flat Mids Mod
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BYOC Li'l Triangle Beaver - With Flat Mids Mod
Just started assembling my new Li'l Triangle Beaver pedal this morning. I'm adding a Flat Mids switch to swap out C9.
There's just enough room for a mini-toggle in there under the Tone control.
More pics to come.
There's just enough room for a mini-toggle in there under the Tone control.
More pics to come.
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Re: BYOC Li'l Triangle Beaver with Flat Mids
Finished, and the Flat Mids mod works great.
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Re: BYOC Li'l Triangle Beaver - With Flat Mids Mod
if you don't have any questions about the build, and the build is just a very common kit, nothing new, I would say maybe it should be in the completed diy thread that is sticky. you can post it here if you want to but it will disappear within a week. if you put it in the sticky, it will be there for a long time and you will have more views.
your build looks very clean and correct for a beginner. you should build more. and maybe next time try doing a vero layout, or build a PCB with mods hanging off the PCB. challenge yourself. in a bigger box you can have a work in progress muff that has different mods every week. as long as you can desolder, you are good to experiment.
your build looks very clean and correct for a beginner. you should build more. and maybe next time try doing a vero layout, or build a PCB with mods hanging off the PCB. challenge yourself. in a bigger box you can have a work in progress muff that has different mods every week. as long as you can desolder, you are good to experiment.
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