Homebrew Electronics ParaDrive Overdrive Boost

Experience the sound recorded by many guitar legends. The Germania is a re-creation of the highly sought after Rangemaster sound, tough and aggressive. Hi-Fi mode: Brighter, more transparent with less mid-range emphasis. THE GERMANIA 44: is identical to the Germania except it is built using the coveted European OC44 germanium transistor. GERMANIA 44 Power Requirements The Germania and Germania 44 require a 9 volt dc, POSITIVE center, filtered and regulated supply rated at 100ma or greater. Because of this the Germania and Germania 44 will not work with an AC adapter when ran with other negative center pedals. A battery must be used. However, there is a supply available that will run the Germania and Germania 44 with all other negative center pedals

Warm, thick and rich analog chorus. Features depth, speed and width controls. 9v battery or DC adapter operation. True bypass switching. Input-Instrument in. Unplug when not in use to conserve battery life. Out-Out to amp -9VDC jack-for use with -(Negative) center, 9VDC, filtered, and regulated power supply. Depth-Controls amount of chorus level. Turn down for light subtle effect, turn up for thick rich chorus. Speed-Controls how fast the chorus is moving. LED will flash to indicate speed. Width-Controls how far and wide the chorus changes. Adds a dimension and wettness to the chorus. CAUTION: Use this control in moderation as higher settings may induce noise.

The Homebrew Electronics Germania 44 is a Treble Booster providing up to 20db of gain. The Germania 44 is identical to the standardGermania pedal, except that the Germania 44 uses the coveted European OC44 transistor.  Gain control-Varies the amount of gain and treble boost.  On/Off- True bypass of effect.  Hi/Low Fi Switch- Switches between a stock treble boost sound and a more open, brighter sound.  3Q Switch- 3-Position frequency select switch for Lo-Fi mode +9VDC Jack-for use with +(positive) center 9VDC, filtered and regulated power supply (not included).

The Frostbite is an all analog flanger capable of producing a wide range of sounds. Including: Flange, Chorus, Rotary, Vibrato and Pitch Shift. Features: Level, Threshold, Enhance, Range and Speed controls as well as Even and Odd Harmonics toggle switch. True-Bypass switching.

Modeled after a coveted vintage compressor circuit, the CPR is a pedal you may want on all of the time. The CPR is extremely transparent and quiet. Use it on any instrument to obtain the singing sustain without the hiss, noise and annoyances associated with other compression pedals. The CPR sounds best when ran thru the input of a tube amp. Never run the CPR thru an effects loop. Input-Instrument in. Unplug when not in use to conserve battery life. * Out-Out to amp * -9VDC jack-for use with -(Negative) center, 9VDC, filtered, and regulated power supply. * Sustain-Raising the sustain control will increase the amount of compression and sustain * from subtle to a poppy, percussive attack. Volume goes up as the sustain control is * increased so you may have to adjust the level control accordingly. * Level -Varies the amount of output. Decay: The decay is preset to work with most electric guitars. Adjustment is only necessary when changing instruments. (example: electric guitar to bass or acoustic). To adjust the decay set the sustain all the way up and adjust the decay control until max volume and sustain is achieved with no distortion in the trail off of the note. Of course, you can always adjust the decay to your liking. Have Fun!

The Mimic is an all analog, Bucket Brigade based delay. Features: Time, Level and Repeat controls. Maximum delay time can be pre-set with a user adjustable trim pot located on the circuit board. Available in two versions: Mock I-300ms maximum delay time; Mock II- built with NOS Panasonic Bucket Brigades which give a 400ms maximum delay time. Powered via a single 9V battery (alkaline-highly recommended) or a 9V DC adapter. Input-Instrument in. Unplug when not in use to conserve battery life. Out-Out to amp. -9VDC jack-For use with -(Negative) center, 9VDC, filtered and regulated, CE or UL approved power supply. Time control-Adjusts the amount of delay time from 10ms up to 400ms (300ms on the Mock I) depending on where the internal trim pot is set.* Level control-Adjusts the level of delay signal. The delay is reduced to zero in the fully counterclockwise position and matches the volume of the dry signal in the fully clockwise position. Repeat control-Controls the number of repeats from only one at the minimum setting to infinite repeats in the fully clockwise position. Higher repeat settings may result in self-oscillation (really cool space ship sounds). On/Off-True bypass of effect. (Note: a small pop may occur when effect is switched on/off. This is normal and is a trait associated with true bypass). *Internal Trim Pot-(Located on the lower left hand side of the ciruit board.) Adjusts the maximum amount of available delay time. Note: Higher delay time settings may degrade the quality of the delay signal and introduce "clock noise" into the pedal. " Clock noise" is a high pitched tone commonly associated with analog delays.

The Homebrew Electronics FMJ Full Metal Jacket Distortion Pedal is a simple, yet effective distortion pedal. Adds all the gain, sustain and output you could want without affecting the tone of your guitar or amp. Even order harmonics, JFET based construction, produces a distortion similiar to over driven pre-amp tubes. Input-Instrument in. Unplug when not in use to conserve battery life. Out-Out to amp 9VDC Jack-for use with - (Negative) center, -9VDC, filtered, and regulated power supply. Gain-Varies the amount of distortion. Higher settings may cause noise. Level -Varies the amount of output. Capable of driving an amp in to saturation. Sounds best when ran a little above unity. (Louder with the pedal on) Tone -Varies the amount of treble or bass. Output is increased with higher settings. Suggest setting it as flat as possible and using your amp's tone controls for EQ'ing Boost-Increases the amount of distortion. Similiar to adding an extra pre-amp tube making the FMJ like a two channel tube amp. (Note: a small pop may occur when the boost is switched) On/Off-True bypass of effect. (Note: a small pop may occur when effect is switched on/off. This is normal and is a trait associated with true bypass.)

The HBE Power Screamer with Fat Boost is an overdrive pedal providing many different overdrive sounds. It features the original JRC 4558 IC and true bypass switching. The Power Screamer sounds best when ran thru the input of a tube amp. Never run the Power Screamer thru an effects loop. Controls: - Input-Instrument in. Unplug when not in use to conserve battery life. - Out-Out to amp - 9VDC jack-for use with -(Negative) center, 9VDC, filtered, and regulated power supply. - Gain control-Varies the amount of overdrive. - Level control-Varies the amount of output. Capable of driving an amp in to saturation. Sounds best when ran a little above unity. (Louder with the pedal on) - Tone control-Varies the amount of treble. - Boost-Provides approximately 10db of gain/volume boost. - On/Off-True bypass of effect. (Note: a small pop may occur when effect is switched on/off. This is normal and is a trait associated with true bypass.) - Diode Select: Left-Classic overdrive-tight and controlled Center-More bass, gain and volume, slight compression. Right-Very compressed with tube like sag, warm, sounds like a small tube amp about to explode, best for single notes. - FB:Fat Boost-Fat Boost toggle can be engaged to increase low end and gain. Works only when the Boost Footswitch is on.

Features the original JRC 4558 IC. Quiet, no mid-hump, transparent, more gain, more output. Features an additional boost switch for solos, selectable diode mode, improved component construction, hard bypass switching, and much much more. The only overdrive that you will ever need! Comes with with Fat Boost Mod.