Author Archives: Joshua
Yeti: Another Mesa Bigfoot+ Channel Switcher
For years we offered a limited version of the Mesa Bigfoot+ named the Yeti which only had buttons for the three channels. This allowed us to make use a tiny enclosure but at the expensive of losing the Solo and … Continue reading
Super 8-Bit Fuzz History
We’re a custom shop and have an in-house fuzz so naturally we’re going to have a lot of different versions over the years. The 8-Bit Fuzz started around 2002 as a glitch fuzz inspired by the chip tune music coming … Continue reading
50 Output Volume Pedal
Inspired by a group of programmers that attempted to build The Worst Volume Control UI, we’ve come up with the worst volume pedal design. Does it work? Yes! Does it solve a problem anyone has? No! Rather than a volume … Continue reading
Digitech PDS 8000 Repair
The Digitech PDS series is the most common pedal that we see in for modifications and a recent one came in with a mystery distortion on the delayed signal. After a closer inspection we found the LA-10-502 resistor network was … Continue reading
Shin-ei Uni-Vibe controller (Part 4)
This is a fourth post of our Shin-ei Uni-Vibe controller – a mini option to replace the massive rocker footswitch that the original uses. Above we have two formats: 1. Unpainted, Vertical, Footswitch 2. Black, Horizontal, Toggle Switch Both controllers … Continue reading
cease.transmission Revisited
In around 2006 we started offering the cease.transmission noise maker / oscillation device on our website. You put your finger on the touchpad and it outputs a tone. These were time consuming to make but we kept them on the … Continue reading
EHX Freeze Rehousing : into a sustain pedal
The Electro-Harmonix Freeze Sound Retainer has always been a favorite and a pedal that sits on my personal pedalboard. It’s a really unique effect that can add a lot of texture for such a small package. The biggest complaint by … Continue reading
Mu-Tron III Rehousing Update
It’s been about 12 years since our last Mu-Tron III Rehousing blog post. Since then we’ve made a few refinements and now have what we’d consider a standard combination rehousing and overhaul. The goal is to shrink down the footprint … Continue reading
Tap Trigger Pedal
My favorite part of running a custom shop is when I have time to work on these oddball projects. We’ve had a few similar prototypes over the years but decided to finalize the design in what you see on this … Continue reading
