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drunkenguitarist wrote:I'm really interested in buying a DBA pedal soon. I'd love to see some gut shots to see how clean the builds are.

I had the same concerns before buying one from fuzzhugger. tom told me things were pretty.


here's a pic of the Fuzz War

And this is what they (sound Saw) used to look like:


http://www.flickr.com/photos/jeremydepr ... 012618768/

They've certainly improved.

^^
that's not even bad.
as long as the solder points are well done, what's to fuss?
crossed wires are making the pedal noisy? oh lol... this is a fuzz pedal.

if anything, pcb mounted switches and jacks are worse offenders.

oinkbanana wrote:^^
that's not even bad.
as long as the solder points are well done, what's to fuss?
crossed wires are making the pedal noisy? oh lol... this is a fuzz pedal.

if anything, pcb mounted switches and jacks are worse offenders.

Just posting an example of what they used to look like. But seeing as we're discussing it the board looks to be free floating which I wouldn't be impressed with, also there's a cap hanging off the board what's up with that? For $220 dollars I'd expect a bit more time put into laying out the board and doing a neat job of the off board wiring. But each to their own all the same.

that looks twice as clean as my Devi Twin does on the inside.

Cool, thanks for the pic, oinkbanana.

found a pic of the Octave Clang I had, don't remember when it was made

Harmonic Transformer

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After :

askthedust wrote:Harmonic Transformer
After :

Now that's more like it