"Sick and Tired of
your 'thin' sounding guitar pedal?"
"Wish there was a cheaper way to get
'boutique' pedals for 25%
of the
price?"
There IS...
Have
you ever had the unpleasant experience of buying a guitar pedal at your
local Guitar Store, where the pedal seemed to just be so much BETTER
when you played it in the store...
Have
you ever bought a pedal when you didn't know what good tone was...and
now that you are better, you can't stand this thing?!
Or
maybe you have a guitar pedal or two that is "decent", but not
great by any stretch of the means.
For most of us, it's just a fact of a
guitarist's life -- GAS, or Gear Acquisition Syndrome, where you are
trying and trying to find just *that* tone, and you end up buying pedal
after pedal, searching for the 'holy grail' of tones in your head.
Seriously -- who REALLY wants to spend $300 on every new 'boutique'
pedal that these crazy builders are coming out with? Are they REALLY
worth it?
Short answer:
NO!
Why? Because almost ALL of these
pedals are simply OVERPRICED
clones of cheaper, widely known pedals...
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| A good example of
this is the Fulltone Fulldrive (tm)...
did you know that it is nothing
more than a modified Ibanez Tubescreamer (tm)? Did you know
that a tubescreamer is based off of the same circuit as the boss
sd-1?
Here is what that means:
Fulltone Fulldrive (tm): $199
Boss SD-1 with the parts needed to modify it to sound like the
fulldrive (tm): $50
Want another example of an
overpriced boutique Tubescreamer (tm)?
Klon Centaur (tm), Landgraff Dynamic Overdrive (tm), and tons
more.
That is just a quick example...
There are MANY examples such as
this...most overdrives are based off of the tubescreamer
circuit.
Fuzz, distortion, chorus, flanger, phaser, nearly all
pedals out nowadays are based off of an old analog circuit that
has been around forever. The difference between these pedals is
that they have modifications that make them sound/react
different.
This is where modifying inexpensive pedals is the cheapest,
most cost effective way to massive, knock-you-out-of-your-socks
great tone. |
Here's how to 'STOP THE
MADNESS!'
I've designed and developed a proven,
guaranteed guide to teach you how--and the best thing is YOU
DON'T NEED TECHNICAL KNOW-HOW. Even better--you don't need
any electronics knowledge. You don't need to know anything except
how to follow directions, because I will lead you through the process,
step by step, in easy to understand language.
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This is a 223 page
book -- NOT
an ebook, or anything you download ...
It is a regular book that you can sit on your couch, and read!
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I've
modded pedals for quite a while now, and even for many
BIG name
professional guitarists...my research and dedication to pedal
modifications is your advantage! Check
out the reviews on my pedal mods HERE. _______________________________________
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After
you read download this detailed guide, you'll be able to perform effect pedal
mods with precision, and ease. You literally can mod 10-15 of your
pedals for the price of one modded pedal by a company which does this. Also, you will be able to
apply this knowledge to
ANY
other pedal-this is a
manual that I WISH I had when I was starting--written from years of
notes and put together so a 4 year old could do this.
Modifying
your first pedal without instruction can be intimidating
to say the least, and almost a guaranteed failure, but with this manual,
I show you exactly what, how and where to change your
pedal so dramatically, you'll wonder why you've been using
stock pedals all this time. ANYONE
can do this--even if your not good with your hands.
I will teach you all you need to know... in everyday
language
to make it easily understandable.
The
diy kit comes with complete instructions, pictures, and
video on how to mod pedals. It comes
with complete part list, and easy to read, detailed instructions,
as well as video on how to solder
and desolder.. I will teach you everything
from how to solder/desolder, how the find the components
on the circuit board, inside tips, tricks, and hints,
all the way to the last step of putting the last screw
in.
I've made this absolutely 'dummy proof'.
With
just a little bit of patience, you CAN do
this. I've
eliminated all the possibilities of messing anything up.
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Listen to what others have said about the DIY
kits:
Hey Brian, first I want to say I love my pedal now that I've done your classic rock mod ( with a larger resistor for a heavier tone, you mentioned it in your tube emulator mod) it was well worth the ten bucks and I must say it is very easy. I am only 18 and ever really had to solder on a board before but your instructions guided me perfectly.
thanks again your mods rock!!
Alex
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Thanks a million Brian ...this is great stuff.
I always could get a good sound ( strat into boogie ) but now it's
sensational!
The ds-1 and cs-3 mods have opened up the tone where it really matters, nice
texture and voice to the upper mids, and a less "processed"
sound....fantastic.
A well known local pro player came up to me after my regular sunday night
gig and offered to buy my entire rig right there as it sat "don't change a
thing" he said, " I'll get my tech to get a photo of it so we can set it the
same way".
I'm sorta sentimental about my gear so I settled on letting him have a photo
of my pedal and amp settings for a bottle of Jack Daniels.
Well, apart from burning my fingers with the soldering iron
(fffffff...ouch!!!) I'm havin' lots of fun.
Thanks again for a great service,
Your friend in Ireland,
Iggy.
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thanks Brian! I modded my first pedal less than 24 hours after
getting your kits.Once again great job on your part!!!!!!!!!!!
thanks,
Lance P.
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"Hi Brian,
I've just recieved the DIY book and am very
pleased! I got
right to work and did the MT2 mod and am just
amazed at how it turned a
basically useless pedal( for my taste at least)
into a very useful and
toneful effect. It's now going from the shelf to
my pedalboard. I can't
wait to mod more pedals as I get them. Thanks
again!
Sincerely, Nino."
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...the
mod sure beefed up the Sd-1 to be a blues monster.
Now onto the MT-2.
I was skeptical when I ordered the kit.
After all, it’s the most ridiculed yet
most purchased pedal by boss. I
only do a few songs that would use such a heavy
distortion and I was still looking for other
pedals to replace this one but when I did this
mod, that search ended. I
could use this pedal for a bunch of songs now.
No more nasally tone.
Just a big wall of
distortion tone.
The lead tone from this pedal is thicker,
the distortion is smoother, and the
sustain is still there and smooth and
crunchy and warmer.
Thick, smooth, and warm are three words I
would have never associated with the Metal Zone.
Great work Brian, keep it up.
And one more thing, that is the brightest
blue light I’ve ever seen.
The mod is worth it for that alone.
E. Mantione
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I got the delay mod kits and they sound great! The
tone went from lifeless and, well, digital, to analogish and
grainy! And the star trek mod is perfect for strange leads. I'll have to scrape
together some more money so I can buy the download of
all the mod sheets.
Thanks, man. I'm really impressed with the way this
pedal came to life!
Regards,
D Hamon
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NEW!
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*A
physical, hard copy book (NOT an ebook), 223 pages
*Ebook
with the same information, except you get it IMMEDIATELY,
and it includes video on how to solder, and desolder.
Click
Here To Purchase
Black
and White Hardcopy Version
(not an ebook)
Color
Version of Hardcopy
(not an ebook)
Click
Here to go to Download
this eBook
( get it IMMEDIATELY, download )
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| Warning
Disclaimer: These modifications are recommended for persons
over the age of 18. If you are under 18, you should have adult
supervision before attempting modifications. Please use safety
precautions when modding, using tools and soldering. We are not to
be held responsible if you get hurt, hurt someone else or destroy
property. By viewing any of the links below you comply with the above
statement and fully realize any risks that may be involved with
performing any of the modifications listed. Always wear safety
protection and follow safety guidelines and directions on products. Solder can pop in your eyes, burn skin, etc. Some materials used in guitar pedals can be
harmful if inhaled. Batteries can explode acid on
your skin and clothing. USE PRECAUTIONS, READ DIRECTIONS AND ALWAYS WEAR
SAFETY PROTECTION. |
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