@@musicalmiscellany I am how to get the sounds I have dreamed of since I was a kid. This Ratatak pedal hook up to my canjo and later to my first (yet to be built) cigar box guitar should go a long way to where I want to be. I am wondering what my (yet to be built) cigar box violin, (yet to be built) a Pontian lyre (with made of silk), a bass Tagelharp (with horse hair strings) or a rebec instrument would sound run through Ratatak pedal?
Really like that Rat. Especially the clipping feature with the dip switch.
It's a nice pedal. It sounds great. But it was also a really intuitive build. Thanks for checking it out.
Great variation of the rat.
I agree. It's a really nice design. Thanks for checking it out.
Nice pedal. I will add it to my wish list. 👍
Thanks for checking it out. The Ratatak sounds great but I was equally impressed by the layout of the kit.
The need for an LM308 chip for the Rat sound is a myth. Alternatives can be used. JHS pedals did a video in this. Nice job though.
JHS has some amazing vids. Thanks for checking out this one.
Very ratty
Thank you I learn so much from you
Thanks for watching! It makes me happy when folks learn things from my videos. I appreciate the comments.
@@musicalmiscellany I am how to get the sounds I have dreamed of since I was a kid.
This Ratatak pedal hook up to my canjo and later to my first (yet to be built) cigar box guitar should go a long way to where I want to be. I am wondering what my (yet to be built) cigar box violin, (yet to be built) a Pontian lyre (with made of silk), a bass Tagelharp (with horse hair strings) or a rebec instrument would sound run through Ratatak pedal?
@@bearshield7138 I think everything would sound good thru a Rat. 😁
@@musicalmiscellany given time we will find out