GuitarPCB publishes NostalgiTone Doom Prophet DIY pedal project page
September 24, 2024 · 1 sources
GuitarPCB published the project page for the NostalgiTone Doom Prophet on September 24, 2024. The maker describes it as the second pedal in its "Genre Series," a do-it-yourself project built around three circuits and aimed at doom, stoner and desert rock tones1.
The board combines a boost, a fuzz and a distortion. GuitarPCB says the boost adds up to 26dB of volume and enhances the fuzz and distortion circuits when used together. The fuzz is "inspired by the iconic Muff," and the distortion is "based on the iconic Rat," with a filter knob for tone shaping1. The maker says the circuits are tuned for 6-string, 7-string and bass guitar1.
The mainboard measures 6.90" by 2.40" and is sized for a 1590DD enclosure. The project includes one mainboard, three wiring boards and three ribbon cables, and GuitarPCB links a build document from the page1. The page gives no price and no ship date.
"This DIY pedal project features a deep blend of Distortion, Fuzz, and Boost, perfect for creating massive, crushing tones"
GuitarPCB frames the pedal around drop-tuned riffing and names Black Sabbath, Kyuss, Fu Manchu and Sleep among the references, along with '90s bands including Soundgarden, Melvins, Nirvana and Mudhoney1.