never mind do-in pedals, what about these ones?

[george]

made in the good ol' US of A can be had for under 40 bucks:
http://www.route101guitars.com/r101g/showprod.cfm?&DID=6&CATID=2&ObjectGroup_ID=4

[afranks]

Not likely... the guitars are built in Malaysia.  I didn't see any
claims that the pedals were American built, so I would assume
they're done somewhere in the far east as well.

[george]

isn't everything made in the far east these days? I'm looking forward to the day that someone will use "Krafted in Korea" as a selling point for their Squier Strat ...

Anyway my real point is, these cost less than the DO-IN pedals, they might sound OK as well and I thought someone might have already tried one out.

[afranks]

No doubt, the prices are good.  I'd be interested in hearing how
they sounds as well.  They might even be fertile ground for mods.
They certainly look to be pretty durable.  If anyone buys one,
please post your opinion! :-)

-alan

[Paul Marossy]

They look very similar to Arion pedals, plastic enclosure, etc. They may be fairly easy to mod, but without a schematic, it would be a little difficult to do. And it the PCBs use surface mounted components, modding anything would be extremely difficult - some newer effects I have looked inside use surface mount technology, seems to be where the electronics industry is going.