Passive, Loud, Good? Bigfoot Engineering Uno Trouble Booster!

[@intheblues]

This is definitely different. It works great but I do miss not having a LED indicator on there. I guess that’s the trade off for a passive boost! Let me know what you think. 😎🎸

[@shawnmartin4701]

It's definitely unique and I could see it being useful on my board. It would be nice to have an indicator of some sort though.

[@thejoshbtv]

That's a pretty cool pedal and you don't have to worry about losing a plug from another one.

[@marklisa17]

More incredible playing from the rhythm King. Thx. Shane. ✨ A must pedal for placement in front of all other pedals. 😮

[@rtellomx]

I think unless you use it as an always-on solution, not having the LED will really be a problem: If you thought you had it on and attempt to turn it off to tame the volume to realize you're 16dB louder.

[@7171jay]

I'd say the gimmick of skipping the LED because the audio circuit doesnt need a battery or power was not a good idea. Putting an LED in there even though it would obviously then need power to run it would have been the right way to go.

[@jimilee459]

They’re charging how much???

[@trevorjohnson2315]

I have the transistor version and wondered if I didn’t want this one instead, but after seeing the circuit I know I wouldn’t need a schematic lol. If I could JUST figure out what type of transformer it’s using… Anybody?!

[@NealB123]

The lack of some type of on/off indicator makes it essentially useless.

[@ShlomirBareket]

From the gut shot it looks like a basic volume pedal you can make yourself for about $30 Aussie

[@EddieJarnowski]

Neat idea but you will never be WITHOUT power playing an electric guitar. Hence the term, electric.

[@mikeblue385]

an led would require power.

[@armandom28]

Way overpriced for what it is….