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	BYOC Reverb	QTY:
	The Belton Digi-Log Reverb module has quickly become regarded by DIYers and boutique pedal builders as one of the best digital spring reverb modules ever. Despite it's clunky size (which has earned it its nickname, "The Brick"), it's easy to design around, is low noise, and just sounds better than any of the DSP reverb modules.

	BYOC E.S.V. Vintage Fuzz	QTY:
	The high price of boutique versions, the inadequate reissues, the pantheons of rock legends who've used it, and the extremely low level of build difficulty has made the fuzz face one of the most popular pedals among DIYers. You can't be serious about copping vintage tones without a good fuzz face...and this is one of the best.

	BYOC E.S.V. MKII Tonebender	QTY:
	The BYOC E.S.V. 2-Knob Bender is quite possibly the sweetest MKII Professional Tonebender clone you can get. What makes the BYOC E.S.V. 2-Knob Bender so "extra special"?  BYOC wanted the E.S.V. series to be aesthetically appealing on the inside (the outside is up to you!). They also made the solder pads and traces as beefy as possible. The next thing that makes the BYOC E.S.V. 2-Knob Bender special is the component selection. They used the highest quality and coolest looking vintage mojo parts they could muster up.

	BYOC Leeds Fuzz	QTY:
	Named after the legendary Live at Leeds recording, the BYOC Leeds Fuzz is a faithful recreation of the Univox Superfuzz, but without the big funky box.  If you've ever played a Superfuzz, then you know that Pete didn't come up with the idea of doing windmills.....the pedal made him do it.

	BYOC British Blues Overdrive	QTY:
	If you're looking for a straight forward, 3 knob overdrive that sounds fantastic and is extremely easy to build, this is the kit for you. The BYOC British Blues Overdrive kit is based on the Marshall Blues Breaker which is quickly becoming a favorite of DIYers and boutique builders as a more transparent sounding alternative to the typical Tubescreamer clones.

	BYOC Overdrive-2	QTY:
	By now you should know that the overwhelming majority of overdrives on the market today are Tube Screamer clones or a modified version of a Tube Screamer. Even some of the "MOSFET" overdrives are simply modified tubescreamers.The BYOC Overdrive 2 raises the bar for TS based boutique overdrives.with an enormous range of features and some of the favourite mods all ready to go. Pedal is sold DISASSEMBLED, not assembled as pictured.

	BYOC MOSFET Conversion Kit for Overdrive 2	QTY:
	Add a more tubelike feel to the compression and distortion with MOSFET op amp. Increased input impedence for a more glassy tone with MOSFET input and output buffers. More tubelike distortion with MOSFET clipping and a MOSFET boost plus a 10K tone pot for a more natural and transparent EQ..

	BYOC Large Beaver	QTY:
	With the Large Beaver, BYOC set out to give you the most absolutely accurate sonic recreation of an early era Big Muff Pi, but with some added tonal flexibility. Since the component selections used by Electro Harmonix in the early days were very inconsistent, there are many conflicting opinions of what exactly Triangle Era specs and what Ram's Head Era specs should be. So BYOC decided to investigate for themselves.

	BYOC Mouse	QTY:
	The big box RAT has been reissued as the "vintage RAT" and it sounds pretty spot on. They even use the LM308 chip. So why would you want build one?  Because rat clones are fast becoming the new it pedal of the boutique world. A little clipping modification here...Change a capacitor value there...And presto!

	BYOC 250+	QTY:
	If you're a fan of either the DOD 250 overdrive or the MXR Distortion+, then you probably already know that the two circuits are nearly 100% identical with the exception of a few component values. The BYOC 250+ kit comes with all the parts to build to either 250 or Dist+ specs and extra diodes to experiment with the clipping section. And this is the most simple kit to build that BYOC offers, so if you are looking for an easy "first timer" project, this kit would be ideal.

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