The Amp Garage

Embrace the Crystal Lettuce

https://www.pedalpcb.com/product/pcb515/

https://www.pedalpcb.com/product/pcb516/

I'm not ready to part with my toys. Not yet. Seriously, I don't want them to end up on the curb (which would be better than the dump.) How does one go about sorting this out? 1. Get a piece of paper and a pen, write "if no one wants any of this stuff after I'm gone, log in to my account at ampgarag...

Nearly two grand, and they use pots and jacks like this? Well, at least they put it in a pretty box.

Tone: it’s in the fingers.

Enjoyed the build video. I’ll join the chorus of YouTube commenters hoping that you and the owner can get together on a demo video at some point.

Finland represent!

Look for posts by member aflynt if you want to see examples of amps with built-in Dumblators.

I think i shouldn't post when I haven't slept, but yet there I am doing it now 😅 I'm going to do some reading for sure Suggestion: look up build threads by member "norburybrook." He has built most of the D-amp variants in the last half dozen years or so, offers good commentary, uses the amps in pro...

The sound quality in that video is kind of miraculously good.

I predict that what happens now is that his cremated remains will be mounded on a strip of woodgrain Formica, encased in goop, and sold to Jim Irsay for $3 million (outbidding John Mayer).

Bob, when you get it where you want it, a “before and after” sound sample would be interesting, if you have the time.

When I saw this site years ago, I would read and read and read and stare at pictures of builds, once you've scratched your head for a while, things become a little clearer. Still a good approach. Nowadays, there is also YouTube -- Uncle Doug, Mr Carlson's Lab, Psionic Audio, Fazio Electric, Frenchi...

Live right now.

Looks like Larry’s last loop looms . . .

http://larrycarlton335.com/tour

(Hopefully it’ll be a The Who-type deal where the farewell tours go on for another 20 or 30 years.)