The Feed Me mk3 electronic kit is a DIY kit from French pedal maker Anasounds for building your own fuzz pedal. It lets you assemble and customize the design of the pedal yourself, choosing the enclosure and finish, and Anasounds describes the result as "a legendary fuzz that can be customized with no limits"1. The circuit is inspired by a famous circular fuzz pedal from the 60s, modified by Roger Mayer1.
Anasounds describes the sound as known for its richness and highs, allowing "powerful fuzz, but also very warm cleans by playing with the guitar's" volume1. The range runs from the sound of the original 60s model to "ultra massive and heavy tones with the custom bass setting"1.
What is in the kit, and what you need separately
The electronic kit is the circuit side of the build. To finish a working pedal, Anasounds lists what you need to add1:
- One Feed Me enclosure kit, or a blank enclosure to customize
- One true bypass kit with 3PDT or relay
- One tester to use the FX Teacher assembly method
- Soldering tools
The enclosure kit is a ready-to-use enclosure for assembling your own pedal with 3PDT or relay true bypass: a Hammond 1590N1 enclosure with the Anasounds design and all the holes already drilled, listed at 59,00 €32. If you want everything in one package, the full kit at 129,00 € (June 2026) includes one Feed Me PCB along with the other parts, though the tester for the FX Teacher method and soldering tools are still not included4. At the other end, the PCB only version, at 14,90 €, is "only the PCB of the Feed Me, for the most courageous"5.
| Version | Price | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| PCB only | 14,90 € (June 2024) | Bare circuit board, not a complete pedal5 |
| Electronic kit | 79,00 € (July 2025) | Circuit components, no enclosure or bypass1 |
| Enclosure kit | 59,00 € (October 2023) | Drilled Hammond 1590N1 enclosure3 |
| Full kit | 129,00 € (June 2026) | PCB plus enclosure and true bypass parts4 |
Circuit origins and the mk1, mk2 and mk3 versions
The Feed Me's circuit traces back to a famous circular fuzz pedal from the 60s, modified by Roger Mayer, the same starting point Anasounds cites across the Feed Me range13. The very simple circuit leaves a lot of space for modification, which Anasounds says it did not hesitate to do, "proposing an ultra versatile interpretation going way further than the original model"5.
The pedal has gone through three versions6:
- mk1: brought a lot of improvements to the original circuit1
- mk2: was plug and play, without any controls1
- mk3: moves into the FX Teacher range, with a lot of customization features added14
In its mk3 version, the Feed Me is available as a DIY or already assembled pedal, offering additional features compared to the previous versions6. The mk3 is part of Anasounds' FX Teacher range, a line of kits and spare parts built around a teaching method for assembling your own pedals56.
Anasounds' own words on the mk3's place in the line:
"After the mk1, which already brought a lot of improvements to the original circuit, then the mk2, with a plug and play approach"1
How it compares in the Anasounds range
Alongside the Feed Me, Anasounds' fuzz lineup includes the Bitoun, an octave-doubled fuzz, and the limited-edition Crankled Bitoun Fuzz, a dual fuzz made with Julien Bitoun and limited to 50 units worldwide. The Full Story, introduced in June 2022, is a modular fuzz with swappable Big Muff-style Tone Cards, and it is also available as an FX Teacher electronic kit, like the Feed Me mk3.
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Questions
How much is the Anasounds Feed Me mk3 kit?
Anasounds lists the Feed Me mk3 electronic kit at 79,00 € (as of July 2025). The bare PCB only is 14,90 €, the enclosure kit is 59,00 €, and the full kit, which bundles the PCB with the enclosure and true bypass parts, is 129,00 €. Prices are stated in euros on the maker's own store.
Does the Feed Me mk3 kit include an enclosure?
No. The electronic kit is the circuit only. You need to add a Feed Me enclosure kit, which is a Hammond 1590N1 enclosure with the Anasounds design and all holes already drilled, or a blank enclosure if you want to customize the look yourself. The enclosure kit is sold separately at 59,00 €.
Does the Feed Me mk3 kit include true bypass wiring?
The electronic kit on its own does not include it. Anasounds says you need a true bypass kit with a 3PDT footswitch or a relay to complete the build. On the assembled pedal, the bypass is true bypass made with a gold-plated 3PDT footswitch that is exchangeable.
Is the Feed Me mk3 fully analog?
Yes. Anasounds describes the Feed Me mk3 as having 100% analog processing. The circuit is a simple one, based on a famous circular fuzz pedal from the 60s modified by Roger Mayer, and the maker points out that this simplicity leaves a lot of space for modification.
What is the FX Teacher range?
The FX Teacher range is Anasounds' line of DIY kits and spare parts built around a teaching method for assembling your own pedals. The Feed Me moved into this range in its mk3 version, gaining customization features over the mk1 and mk2, including a custom bass setting for heavy tones.
Sources (6)
- Feed Me mk3, Anasounds, 2025-07-06
- Feed Me MK3, Anasounds, 2022-02-04
- Feed Me mk3, Anasounds, 2023-10-13
- Feed Me mk3, Anasounds, 2026-06-25
- Feed Me mk3, Anasounds, 2024-06-12
- Feed me mk3 fx teacher user manual, Anasounds, 2022-02-03
