Sun Beta Lead kit

Item number: 3571

Lead / Bass Amp.

Category: Drives & Fuzz

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starting from 51,00 €

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Description

The Sun Beta Lead combines the lead and bass version in one pedal, switchable by toggle switch. If you need nasty and gritty stoner grunge sludgy doom sounds, that´s the pedal.

The kit is containing the most currant pcb version, which is working.

This kit contains the PCB and all necessary parts. The enclosure can be selected, please select 5 knobs, up to 22mm diameter, for 6,3mm shaft separately.
Here is the bill of material: bill of material

This project is by PCB Guitar Mania, in collaboration with Musikding. If you have any problems with the contents of the kit, please contact Das Musikding (Klaus). For technical problems please contact PCB Guitar Mania: PCB Guitar Mania support.

Here is the direct link to the manual with layout and schematic:
Building docs


Instrument: Guitar Bass
Effect-Type: Preamp

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4 from 5 Lovely pedal, difficult build

The good: this pedal is one of my favorites. VERY powerful (I actually plugged it straight into my 2x15 sunn bass cab for fun, and it put out tones (faintly)), so it will slam tube amps, no doubt. I seldom have to go above 10:00 on the volume knob. The tone stack is one of the best I have heard in a pedal--very versatile and very clear, as each knob makes a big difference in the sound. In the clean range, the pedal really brings out the character of the guitar and pickups. Breakup starts around 10:00 of the gain pedal, and goes from light gritty overdrive to super saturated all-out distortion. I ended up making a working pedal with TL072 ICs. The switch from Lead to Bass is a very nice and versatile addition (especially from someone who switches from bass to guitar) and the bass distortion is very very nice.

The not-so good: The first-generation boards from PCB Guitar Mania require some funky workarounds, which ended up sucking up a lot of my attention and frustration when troubleshooting. I thought it was something in my assembly skills when the pedal refused to work, but actually, I had... faulty ICs. Klaus made it right and updated the assembly docs, but overall I have to say the build was a bit frustrating. I think its a bit shoddy to sell boards with known errors and its made me think twice about ordering PCBGM kits, even though I really enjoy their selection and taste.

., 23.08.2022
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