GuitarPCB lists NostalgiTone STADIUM ROCK saturation drive PCB as new
October 25, 2026 · 1 sources
GuitarPCB has listed the NostalgiTone STADIUM ROCK, a printed circuit board for a multi-stage analog overdrive and distortion, as a brand new product. The page gives the price as $8.95, reduced from an original $9.95, and states "Only 4 left in stock"1.
The maker describes the STADIUM ROCK as a multi-stage analog overdrive and distortion circuit built around the harmonically dense tones of 1980s arena rock, with high-gain stages and a silicon clipping network intended to produce smooth, sustaining distortion while keeping pick attack and string definition1. It uses an active three-band tone matrix with independent Bass, Mid and Treble controls; the Mid control focuses around 800 Hz, and high-frequency filtering is intended to keep the top end aggressive and clear without excessive harshness1.
The maker lists suggested settings as starting points rather than a single signature sound: tone controls around noon for thick drive it associates with classic Boston tones, reduced Bass with increased Treble for a brighter saturation it compares to a treble booster driving a saturated amplifier, and a smoother Mid scoop with increased Bass for polished rhythm textures1.
"The STADIUM ROCK is a multi-stage analog overdrive and distortion circuit designed around the rich, harmonically dense tones that defined 1980s arena rock."
The mainboard measures 2.10 inches by 2.12 inches. Each purchase includes one mainboard, one wiring board and one ribbon cable, and a build document is posted on the product page1. The page also links to drilled 125B and 1590B enclosures ordered from Tayda, which requires registration1.