Photo:Richae Swanbeck (Masterofdisguisephotography.com)
Backdrop done by the girlfriend (with a little manly help)
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5Slight last minute changes.
So I altered the circuit a little for the Crazy 88 between the prototype and this first production test. And, turns out, both the before and after sound great. The prototype had a lot of low end. I tamed that a bit (by 10%) in the production test build.
But. After letting JakeVP have a go, he said he was missing what the prototype was giving him.
So what do we do? We add a stinkin toggle switch on top to give you the option of both levels of awesomeness!
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2 If you grew up in Utah or Idaho (or just have a lot of Mormon friends), you have heard ALL of these. Truth.
JAKE
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May I introduce to you: the very first “Crazy 88 Loop Boost!”
It’s a tasty clean boost based on the EchoPlex (EP Boost) stuff out there. I included an FX loop in FRONT of the boost.
Ever been bummed out about the volume/ tone loss when you engage your favorite industry standard GREEN digital delay pedal?
There is also a master bypass that will kill both the loop as well as the boost.
Ever been bummed about having to save that tempo you so perfectly tapped into that same green digital delay pedal when you want to turn off the delay for a moment and come back to it in the same song?
This boost circuit is very commonly used by a ton of pro players at the end of their chain to, well, just make everything hot and tasty right before it hits the amp. It’s pretty rad.
I’ll be taking preorders and deposits for the next couple weeks for the first batch. Hit me up of you want one, or even just for a test drive!
Matt Speck
BuiltBySpeck.com
208.888.9834
mspeck@cableone.net
Certifiably legen…………….dary.
JAKE
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