Build a Great Sounding Reverb Pedal With PedalPCB's Sproing Kit!

[@id.unknown1283]

I like the sound when it's dialed to 100% or slightly less. Sounds like it would give you some lovely feedback while playing

[@musicalmiscellany]

Agreed. It's a one trick pony but I like its trick. I think it'll get some use. Thanks for checking out the vid.

[@garydesrosiers5692]

Simplicity,love it,👍

[@musicalmiscellany]

Glad you like it! I think it's actually a pretty useful pedal. It doesn't do all the crazy modulated and shimmer reverbs but if you want a basic spring sound... it's perfect.

[@drewjaeger2753]

Fun project!

[@musicalmiscellany]

Thanks for checking out the vid. I think it's going to be a pretty useful pedal.

[@bearshield7138]

so very sweet

[@musicalmiscellany]

Thanks for checking it out.

[@ViviSectia]

Try Tayda Electronics next time you need parts. Shipping is a little slower but it's much cheaper than Mouser or Digikey for common components used in guitar pedals. You can buy small quantities of parts for a fraction of a cent. They also have their own guitar pedal PCBs and some other project PCBs though annoyingly, you still have add each component to your cart separately.

[@musicalmiscellany]

Thanks for the tip (and for watching the vid). I've hard of Tadya but never ordered from them. It's hard for me to get away from Mouser because they're located a couple hours away and I get the package next day. That said, I'll give Tadya a shot for a future project.

[@theknappster2067]

I buy 90% of my parts on tayda, even tho they are in Thailand I usually get my package within 3 days of shipping to here on the east coast. I cant recommend them enough