diy lm386 pedal with band filter control

[@patrickmcmanus5373]

I bought a heap of low pass filters, passive, active tone controls,amps of every class,hi fi components not pedal components and am currently building several different pedals from spring Reverb and reverb double pedals, overdrive fuzz etc. thanks for the video. The lm386 is a good cheap amplifier.

[@tigmil8116]

I make things on vero and from random things. I like making pedals from voice changers, and have made effects from karaoke parts. I have another channel called madz panda where I show the dsp reverbs and stuff I built. I've made alot of effects pedals from artec parts meant to be put in a guitar. The band filter in this is an artec band filter. I also used their qdd2 to make a dirt pedal quite a few times. I used their vintage boost, a rotary knob clean boost, a chorus, and a active varitone by artec in pedals as make shift tone knobs before I got veroboard a bit better and started making things basically from scratch

[@Warmsynths]

That filter sounds pretty sick

[@tigmil8116]

I thought it was a neat idea. I did it on one other pedal that wasn't as gain heavy and loved it, but I'm not sure it works as well for this 😅

[@CNTRRNDM]

This is so cool😮

[@tigmil8116]

I thought so, but I don't think the person I built it for feels the same 😂

[@CNTRRNDM]

@@tigmil8116 what?! Why?!🥺

[@tigmil8116]

@@CNTRRNDM 🤷‍♂️ probably because it's pretty noisy

[@PickleBoySwag]

Ayo I love your PO stuff, wild seeing you here

[@zurowetz]

Good job 👍which lm386 are you using here 😊

[@tigmil8116]

Small red, and the one we usually use. The blue