Dry-fit in an old purple housing.
"Production" versions will have the pots further up the pedal with more room for the boards. The "power on/of" switch is on the back of the Sag pot - as usual you can turn off the battery when not using it without removing the input cable.
Sounds killer...
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32FZ pedals - small batch incoming
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Isn't the switch on the "Sag" potentiometer? However, very neat and tidy solution that way! I already wondered about the solder lugs of "Sag" looking differently and I thought that the two ones labelled SW were for a separate toggle switch. This is how KORG did it in many of their early instruments like the MS-20.
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You are correct. Sag not level. Mis-typed.
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So these are the super hot transistors of that vintage headphone amp that you acquired recently?
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One super hot. The rest pretty good. #3 is perfect.
Q1 is a Russian surplus with a gain in 80-to-85 bucket.
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Q1 is a Russian surplus with a gain in 80-to-85 bucket.
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