Hoo-Hah!! BYOC Pedal Feature in Premier Guitar!!!

[duhvoodooman]

And guess who got FOUR pedals included in the "Gallery" part of the article!! :dude:

Check it out:


"Digital Edition" version of article (http://digital.premierguitar.com/premierguitar/200811/?folio=80)

Same article - Nov.'08 online issue of PG (http://www.premierguitar.com/Magazine/Issue/2008/Nov/The_Cloned_Theory_Inside_Build_Your_Own_Clone.aspx )

BYOC Forum member pedal gallery (http://www.premierguitar.com/Gallery/Gallery.aspx?xmlFile=byoc_200811.xml)

And SVL: You'll see something familiar in there, dude!

[Robert]

Congrats! That is really cool to see! Why no ZYS?

[duhvoodooman]

Why no ZYS?
I just decided to stick to some recent builds featuring the newer finishing theme I've pretty much standardized on. As great as the ZYS sounds, I think these newer pedals are a bit more visually appealing--and this was, after all, for a photo gallery.

[Tone2TheBone]

That is so freaking cool! Congratulations!!!

[marnold]

Sweet, DVM! Don't forget about us little people when you become all rich and famous!

[ted s]

That's awesome Bob, I was thinking about the ping-pong, did you review it and I missed it ? Any clips ?

[duhvoodooman]

....I was thinking about the ping-pong, did you review it and I missed it ? Any clips ?
No clips, but I did post a bit of info about it here:


http://www.thefret.net/showthread.php?t=8018

[ted s]

Thanks, looks pretty slick, is it an easy build ?

[Spudman]

Congrats Voodoo. Your good taste is apparently appreciated. :AOK:

[Blaze]

Great stuff Vood !

Keep on buildin ...

Blazes :bravo:

[duhvoodooman]

Thanks, looks pretty slick, is it an easy build ?
Lots of components and a little crowded, but not hard. Nice warm tone, even if it's not analog.

[just strum]

That's great. Pedals in a mag and if you don't know it, you are well known in the Epi forum for amp mods (even before I mentioned I had a DVM Epi Jr.)

Very cool, congrats.

[tunghaichuan]

Flippin' sweet, Voodoo Man, that is awesome. :dude: :beer:

tung

[warren0728]

that is too cool vood.... :beer: :pancake:

now i'll never be able to afford your pedals!! :thwap: :poke:

ww

[sunvalleylaw]

SCHWEEET!! Now others know what I know about the nice pedal you built me.

[just strum]

that is too cool vood.... :beer: :pancake:

now i'll never be able to afford your pedals!! :thwap: :poke:

ww

but you can say you knew him back when you could afford his pedals. It's sure to attract the chicks.

http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h16/auroraohio/baby_chicks.jpg

[warren0728]

but you can say you knew him back when you could afford his pedals. It's sure to attract the chicks.
hey....i'll try anything! :thwap: :pancake:

ww

[Tone2TheBone]

SCHWEEET!! Now others know what I know about the nice pedal you built me.

Yeah and Iiiiii got twooo of them so there! :rockon: Well they're not BYOC but they're just as valuable.

[duhvoodooman]

Well they're not BYOC but they're just as valuable.

Actually, the ZYS is based directly on the BYOC Overdrive kit--uses pretty much everything but the stock enclosure. The extra features I add take up a fair amont of room, particularly the rotary switch and the perfboard for the added components, so it takes a larger box to hold it. But I'd still consider it a BYOC pedal, albeit a heavily modified one.

The Sonic Tonic doesn't have any BYOC content whatsoever--it's a GGG circuit board and I sourced all of the parts myself from my favorite online vendors.

[SuperSwede]

Awesome! I told ya, you will be flying executive jets real soon now :)