FS: Used DVM Pedals!

[duhvoodooman***]

Yep, even the ol' Voodoo Man has to thin the herd occasionally. Here are 6 used pedals (several very lightly used), 5 made by yours truly and the 6th, a cheap Behringer flanger. All of these are for sale simply because I don't use them much, if at all. In some cases, it's because they have been replaced by newer BYOC versions of the same basic pedal (analog chorus, envelope filter, phaser). The two fuzz pedals are just overkill, with all the others I have (6 others, not counting these 2!). And the Behringer flanger is one I picked up to hold me until the BYOC analog flanger finally came out. All are in 100% functional condition!

Phaze Craze mega-modded phaser: Basically a MXR Phase 90 "Script" version phaser with a bunch more controls than just the single speed knob the MXR original comes with. See full description HERE. Price: $60 SOLD!!

Fuzz Farm ultra-flexible fuzz pedal: Start with a Fuzz Face circuit, upgrade it to the Fulltone 69's feature set, and then add switchable germanium and silicon transistors with an external transistor bias control. More details available HERE. It's been modified a bit since then, with the transistors soldered in rather than socketed (that gave rise to connection problems). NOTE: This is a positive ground pedal, so it either needs to be run on a dedicated AC adapter or with a battery! Price: $60 SOLD!!

Lush Puppy analog chorus: A great sounding chorus pedal based directly upon the Electro Harmonix Small Clone chorus. I'd happily keep it, but BYOC just issued a new version this past spring, and I don't need two. More photos HERE. Price: $50 SOLD!!


Auto-eWAHtica envelope filter (auto-wah): Very cool pedal for anyone, and indispensable for you funk players! Based upon the DOD 440 circuit. Even has a switch for turning off the filter sweep, emulating a "parked" wah pedal. More photos HERE. Price: $50 SOLD!!

Radio Shack Fuzz: Built "from scratch" on perfboard from a schematic posted by one of the DIY gurus over at the BYOC forums. So named because you could buy everything needed (almost) at your local Radio Shack. A simple silicon transistor fuzz with just two controls: output level and a bias pot for dialing in the sound of the particular transistors used. The initial build of this pedal was chronicled HERE, and followed up with a transistor change experiment HERE. Heck, I'll even throw in two extra pairs of silicon trannies, so you can experiment for yourself. Price: $35 SOLD!!

Behringer UF100 Ultra Flanger: Hey, how can you go wrong? (1) It's a perfectly serviceable flanger, and (2) it's CHEAP! Barely used--looks like it just came out of the box! More info HERE, though they're no longer made. Price: $15 SOLD!!

Questions? Interest? PM me!!