warriorpoet
Multimeh
Hey guys. I'm new here, but I've been around for a while on Harmony Central, GuitarPCB, TGP P&W FB, Madbean, etc. If you need references, I have plenty; no fly-by-nightedness here 
Our Stupid Van (yes, that's its name) heard we are going to trade it in, so it decided to blow an engine. Downside: this sucks. Upside: deals for all!
Industrial Fuzzes (one hot, one standard gain): HOT SOLD! $90 ea. shipped
These are based on the topography of the Fuzz Factory, but the values have been tweaked slightly, and the NOS germanium transistors have been carefully matched to complement each other.
Royal Robot no.2 (D'Lay plus tap and modulation) SOLD
PT2399 analog-voiced delay. This one has been modded to prevent the PT2399 from overdriving; a common issue with this chip. Controls are mix, time, repeats and modulation, switches are time (1/4, .8, 1/8), half time (1/8, 3let, 1/16) and modulation shape. Stomps are tap tempo, warp (infinite repeats) and activate. LEDs show status of effect and current tempo.
This one was destined for my personal board before the van broke down.
Build thread: http://www.guitarpcb.com/apps/forums/topics/show/11954602-royal-robot-d-lay-part-deaux
Puree Compressor (MoRC) $90 shipped
Modified Ross compressor for more clarity. Toggle switch alters attack speed and provides some great versatility.
Build thread: http://www.guitarpcb.com/apps/forums/topics/show/9434303-morc-puree-
Midas Touch dual drive (GPCB Zenith plus Madbean Egghead) $160 shipped
Zen Drive based main drive modified for improved clarity. Gainster based side is modified for a flatter response and the switchable clipping options (silicon, germanium, both) provide a good deal of flexibility in the amount and character of the drive. TLC2272 and OP275 Hi-Fi opamps, soft-touch bypass switches.
Build thread: http://www.guitarpcb.com/apps/forums/topics/show/9430002-midas-touch
Zenith: $80 shipped
Zen Drive based drive modified for improved clarity and a more flexible tonestack.
Build thread: http://www.guitarpcb.com/apps/forums/topics/show/10289523-zenith-again-
Berry Muffin (GPCB Muff'n done in all germanium, most mods): $140 shipped
All OC140/ OC141 NOS germanium transistors where it counts. NOS OA128 germanium diodes. Body tonestack mod, switchable tone bender mod, switchable LED clipping mod, defeatable tonestack.
I roughed up the finish on this one; looks "tough", and matched the top with an unfinished bottom. It's a pretty sweet piece
Build thread: http://www.guitarpcb.com/apps/forums/topics/show/9300646-berry-muffin
ZAP! overdrive (Madbean Sparkplug, GPCB buffer bypass): $110 shipped
A mostly transparent mid-focused drive that's very touch sensitive. This one includes an opamp-based buffer. Very nice sounding drive with bass, mid and treble cut controls. Toggle switches control presence (more treble) and saturation (more "grit).
Build thread: http://www.guitarpcb.com/apps/forums/topics/show/9194245-zap-lotsa-gpcb-parts-included-
Last but not least, Neckbeard #1: SOLD (lucky guy)
This is a medium gain Fuzz Face style fuzz that converts to a snarling tonebender at the flip of a switch. Best of both worlds!
Build thread: http://www.guitarpcb.com/apps/forums/topics/show/9365474-neckbeard-
If you want multiples, I'm more than happy to cut a deal. Every pedal is individually boxed, padded, signed, dated and silicon foot'd. Make me an offer.
Grace & Peace

Our Stupid Van (yes, that's its name) heard we are going to trade it in, so it decided to blow an engine. Downside: this sucks. Upside: deals for all!
Industrial Fuzzes (one hot, one standard gain): HOT SOLD! $90 ea. shipped
These are based on the topography of the Fuzz Factory, but the values have been tweaked slightly, and the NOS germanium transistors have been carefully matched to complement each other.
Royal Robot no.2 (D'Lay plus tap and modulation) SOLD
PT2399 analog-voiced delay. This one has been modded to prevent the PT2399 from overdriving; a common issue with this chip. Controls are mix, time, repeats and modulation, switches are time (1/4, .8, 1/8), half time (1/8, 3let, 1/16) and modulation shape. Stomps are tap tempo, warp (infinite repeats) and activate. LEDs show status of effect and current tempo.
This one was destined for my personal board before the van broke down.
Build thread: http://www.guitarpcb.com/apps/forums/topics/show/11954602-royal-robot-d-lay-part-deaux
Puree Compressor (MoRC) $90 shipped
Modified Ross compressor for more clarity. Toggle switch alters attack speed and provides some great versatility.
Build thread: http://www.guitarpcb.com/apps/forums/topics/show/9434303-morc-puree-
Midas Touch dual drive (GPCB Zenith plus Madbean Egghead) $160 shipped
Zen Drive based main drive modified for improved clarity. Gainster based side is modified for a flatter response and the switchable clipping options (silicon, germanium, both) provide a good deal of flexibility in the amount and character of the drive. TLC2272 and OP275 Hi-Fi opamps, soft-touch bypass switches.
Build thread: http://www.guitarpcb.com/apps/forums/topics/show/9430002-midas-touch
Zenith: $80 shipped
Zen Drive based drive modified for improved clarity and a more flexible tonestack.
Build thread: http://www.guitarpcb.com/apps/forums/topics/show/10289523-zenith-again-
Berry Muffin (GPCB Muff'n done in all germanium, most mods): $140 shipped
All OC140/ OC141 NOS germanium transistors where it counts. NOS OA128 germanium diodes. Body tonestack mod, switchable tone bender mod, switchable LED clipping mod, defeatable tonestack.
I roughed up the finish on this one; looks "tough", and matched the top with an unfinished bottom. It's a pretty sweet piece

Build thread: http://www.guitarpcb.com/apps/forums/topics/show/9300646-berry-muffin
ZAP! overdrive (Madbean Sparkplug, GPCB buffer bypass): $110 shipped
A mostly transparent mid-focused drive that's very touch sensitive. This one includes an opamp-based buffer. Very nice sounding drive with bass, mid and treble cut controls. Toggle switches control presence (more treble) and saturation (more "grit).
Build thread: http://www.guitarpcb.com/apps/forums/topics/show/9194245-zap-lotsa-gpcb-parts-included-
Last but not least, Neckbeard #1: SOLD (lucky guy)
This is a medium gain Fuzz Face style fuzz that converts to a snarling tonebender at the flip of a switch. Best of both worlds!
Build thread: http://www.guitarpcb.com/apps/forums/topics/show/9365474-neckbeard-
If you want multiples, I'm more than happy to cut a deal. Every pedal is individually boxed, padded, signed, dated and silicon foot'd. Make me an offer.
Grace & Peace
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