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Posted by aron on 07 Sep 2011 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
These light plates fit in between the bottom plate and the box. They provide a way to light up the edges of your pedals and make a cool lighting effect!!!!! So instead of a single LED lighting up, you see the entire border of the bottom of the box lighting up!!!!! It’s very cool. All you need to do is drill the holes on the plate and mount an LED.
Reference this thread for what it does.

Posted by aron on 14 Aug 2011 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
Yes, 2N527, OC140/CV7112- Germanium transistors in the STORE. VERY LIMITED, grab them now if you want these hard to find germanium transistors known for their tone.
Also have some BC108b NPN transistors available as well.
Posted by aron on 31 May 2011 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
You can purchase parts for your stompboxes at the DIYstompboxes.com store. See the store link.
Posted by aron on 02 Feb 2011 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
NextSong is available in the iTunes store. It’s a Bluetooth Footswitch controlled player that allows you to create set lists of music and start/stop them from the Airturn BT-105 foot switch controller.
Have fun!
Posted by aron on 31 Jan 2011 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
Posted by aron on 03 May 2010 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
For the guys that use sheet music onstage, check out my iPad app! Over the years I have created my charts in Sibelius and saved them as PDF. I’ve always wanted a device that I could carry with me to replace the multiple binders that I use for all of my gigs. I would have one binder per band and sometimes they would be rather large (3″ binders).
When the iPad came out, I knew that I wanted to write an app that would help me recall my charts onstage and allow me to create set lists.
Here is unrealBook. It allows you can easily find and load your PDF files and does a few things more. Since I have been using unrealBook, I have left my binders in a pile unused. I’m using unrealBook on my gigs and it’s great!!!!!!
Posted by aron on 01 Apr 2010 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
I decided to post a few things that I have learned this year.
All wire is definitely directional. What I did was rewire my amp again, but not with expensive teflon wire or solid silver etc… All I did was reverse the direction! The clarity was amazing. All this time that’s all it was. It took me a while to get the power amp section correct, I reversed the plate lead wires and this made a huge difference.
In addition, I realized that carbon comp resistors sounded twice as good if you use half the resistor value and double them up in series. GREAT SOUND! I can only imagine what it would sound like if you used 3 or 4 in series.
For pedals, it will usually sound better if you use thicker wire. It’s really hard to use the thickest wire possible, but the sound is amazing. Now you wish you never threw away that Weller Soldering GUN!
Posted by aron on 02 Jan 2010 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
I hope everyone has a great 2010!