Devi Ever's don't fear the noise

[MannequinRaces]

Nice writeup and audio examples. About what I was expecting. I'd still be interested in owning this pedal.

[chutneyfarmer]

Liking the sound of this pedal I have to say. Seems a lit more useable (For my purposes) than most of her other pedals. Will definitely try to pick one up. $50 is a steal for it!

Also only heard her demo for the Bi-Fuzz today which left me very aroused
Liking her recent development of slightly less gainy fuzzes, yet still retaining that Devi sound.

[rfurtkamp]

Yea, just dial in a little bit of both and then adjust to taste. With both fuzzes in the DFTN engaged, it's surprisingly normal providing you don't dime them both, and even then it's controllable by crazy fuzz standards easily.

[GardenoftheDead]

On that note, it looks like Devi is gonna do some $50 runs of her more popular pedals, starting with the VFM.

[rfurtkamp]

Yea, good for the people who don't have them.

I had a feeling the DFTN wasn't going to be around forever, I have a tendency to buy things that aren't.

Although I'm sure she'll make you one if you ask real nice, maybe not for $50.

[lowbrow]

I'm attempting to build this on my breadboard and hope I can get a little bit of help, please. Three things are unclear to.me since I don't have the Anemia PCB. Does the #2 lug on the 100KB krackle pot go to the base of Q3? How is the Q1 2907 oriented, base to collector of Q2 and emitter to base of Q2? Lastly, is the emitter grounded on Q4, or the collector? Thanks for any help/insight anyone can provide! Devi's circuits are so unique, they are very interesting to study. I currently have it set up as described ( emitter of Q4 grounded) and its cool, but my high E and B strings are very quiet compared to the others.

[Maakali]

Since Devi was kind enough to post the build a couple months back, has anyone tried to DIY the DFTN?? Just curious.