GuitarPCB releases NostalgiTone Voodoo Redux three-circuit DIY combo
September 23, 2024 · 1 sources
GuitarPCB announced the NostalgiTone Voodoo Redux on September 23, 2024. The maker describes it as the first in its NostalgiTone Artist series and as a DIY pedal project rather than a finished pedal.
The project combines three circuits on one mainboard. The Plexamp is described as "meticulously crafted to recreate the iconic 1962 Marshall JTM 45 sound," with a Gain range and Bass and Treble controls1. The Gypsy Fuzz uses multiple stages of silicon transistors and adds a "thick switch" to broaden the available tones; the maker says it cleans up with the guitar's volume control1. The Vibe has five controls (Intensity, Rate, Volume, Throb and Voice) and an Order switch that places it before or after the Gypsy Fuzz1.
The mainboard measures 6.90 by 2.40 inches and is sized for a 1590DD enclosure1. The PCB purchase includes one mainboard, three wiring boards and three ribbon cables1. A build document is posted on the maker's site1. No price or shipping date is given in the announcement.
"The Voodoo Redux is here to give you the ultimate sonic experience. I have combined the best, squeezing three incredible circuits into an artist-defining combo."
The Voodoo Redux is one of several three-circuit NostalgiTone combos the maker lists, alongside the Doom Prophet, Space Modulator and NostalgiTone 70s. It falls under the site's multi-effects category.