MATRIXSYNTH: The Bevis Board


Wednesday, June 18, 2008

The Bevis Board

"Do you want to learn about building guitar stompbox circuits? Have you been frustrated before by soldering, or trying to buy the right parts? Have you tried your hand at various kits, but want to learn more about how circuits actually work? Do you want to hear how certain designs sound before you plunk down your hard-earned cash on boutique or commercial pedals?

Well my friend, I think I may have something that will interest you: the beavis board."

"The beavis board makes it easy to:
* Build a huge array of stompbox circuits including overdrives, distortions, fuzzes, filters, amplifiers, tremolos, noise generators, oscillators, and more.
* Learn about the different components and how they work to shape your guitar's signal
* Modify stompbox designs to tailor your sound.
* Easily try out your circuits through a true-bypass breakout box
* Have a giant buttload of fun"

3 comments:

  1. Huzzah for the Beavis Board! Excellent!

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  2. Not only is the Beavis Board a great idea but Dano (Beavis) is one of the nicest people i've met!!!

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