The Anasounds Feed Me mk3 full kit is a do-it-yourself fuzz pedal kit: the complete package to build your own Feed Me, from the French builder Anasounds. Anasounds positions it as "an ultra versatile and customizable DIY fuzz"1, and the mk3 version of the circuit sits in the company's FX Teacher range, which adds customization features over the earlier versions1. The kit is listed at 129,00 €1.
The Feed Me is Anasounds' take on the Fuzz Face circuit, offered as a DIY kit or fully assembled. The mk3 full kit lists a weight of 0,01 kg and dimensions of 10 × 10 × 10 cm1.
What is in the full kit
The full kit combines the contents of the two kits Anasounds also sells separately. The electronic kit contains the components and the board12:
- One kit with all the necessary components
- One Feed Me PCB
- One bag of bonus components to better customize it2
The enclosure kit side contributes the housing:
- One Feed Me enclosure with FX Teacher design and all holes already drilled1
Because the enclosure arrives drilled, no metalwork is needed before assembly. Anasounds lists the full kit's shipping weight at 0,01 kg and its dimensions as 10 × 10 × 10 cm1.
Two items are not in the box and have to be bought separately21:
- One tester for the FX Teacher method
- Soldering tools1
The FX Teacher method
The FX Teacher range is Anasounds' line of kits built around a guided assembly method. In its mk3 version, the Feed Me moves into the FX Teacher range4, with "a lot of customization features added"1. The method uses a tester, sold separately, that the assembly process depends on12. The bonus component bag in the electronic kit supports the range's customization angle, letting builders vary the build beyond the stock configuration2.
Feed Me versions: mk1, mk2 and mk3
The Feed Me has gone through three versions, and the manual references the mk1 and mk2 explicitly4. Anasounds describes the progression on its product pages:
| Version | What Anasounds says about it |
|---|---|
| mk1 | Brought a lot of improvements to the original circuit2 |
| mk2 | Plug and play, without any controls2 |
| mk3 | Part of the FX Teacher range, with customization features; available as DIY or already assembled24 |
The mk3 therefore differs from the mk2 most sharply: the mk2 had no controls at all, while the mk3 adds the customization features of the FX Teacher range. On sound, the manual says that used alone with a clean amp and the bass switch off, the Feed Me "provides a massive, wide-spectrum fuzz for solo use that will cover all the frequencies usually covered by other musicians"4.
Kit options and prices
Anasounds sells the Feed Me mk3 in four levels, so a builder can start at the full kit or assemble a package piece by piece125:
| Kit | What you get | Price (as listed) |
|---|---|---|
| Full kit | Components, PCB, bonus components, drilled enclosure | 129,00 €1 |
| Electronic kit | Components, PCB, bonus components bag | 79,00 €2 |
| Enclosure kit | Drilled enclosure with Anasounds design, for 3PDT or relay true bypass | 59,00 €5 |
| PCB only | The bare Feed Me circuit board, "for the most courageous" | 14,90 €6 |
A builder who buys the electronic kit rather than the full kit still needs, per Anasounds: one Feed Me enclosure kit or a blank enclosure to customize, one true bypass kit with 3PDT or relay, one tester for the FX Teacher assembly method, and soldering tools2. The full kit removes the enclosure from that list, but not the tester or the soldering tools1.
The bypass in the finished pedal is true bypass, made with a gold-plated 3PDT footswitch that Anasounds describes as exchangeable, housed in a Hammond 1590N1 enclosure3.
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Questions
Do I need to buy soldering tools separately for the Feed Me mk3 full kit?
Yes. The full kit does not include soldering tools, and it also does not include the tester used for the FX Teacher assembly method. Both have to be bought separately before you can build the pedal.
Is the enclosure drilled in the Feed Me mk3 full kit?
Yes. The full kit includes one Feed Me enclosure with the FX Teacher design and all holes already drilled, so no drilling or enclosure layout work is needed before assembly.
What is the FX Teacher method?
The FX Teacher method is Anasounds' guided approach to building their DIY kits. It uses a tester, sold separately, that lets you check each stage of the circuit as you assemble it rather than debugging the finished pedal all at once. The Feed Me mk3 is part of the FX Teacher range.
Does the Feed Me mk3 kit include a true bypass switch?
The mk3 uses true bypass made with a gold-plated 3PDT footswitch, which Anasounds describes as exchangeable. The electronic kit on its own requires a separate true bypass kit with 3PDT or relay; the full kit is the complete package.
How much does the Anasounds Feed Me mk3 full kit cost?
Anasounds lists the full kit at 129,00 €. For comparison, the electronic kit alone is 79,00 €, the enclosure kit is 59,00 €, and the PCB only is 14,90 €, all as listed by the maker.
Sources (6)
- Feed Me mk3, Anasounds, 2026-06-25
- Feed Me mk3, Anasounds, 2025-07-06
- Feed Me MK3, Anasounds, 2022-02-04
- Feed me mk3 fx teacher user manual, Anasounds, 2022-02-03
- Feed Me mk3, Anasounds, 2023-10-13
- Feed Me mk3, Anasounds, 2024-06-12
