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Finished my first Nastalagia Tone circuit and it sounds amazing!
I’ve been getting into octave up fuzzes and had a feeling the 60’s fuzz would do it well.
The build went smooth and easy with no hitches. This thing sounds awesome with and without the octave up!
Congratulations Barry on the layout of all the NT boards. You’re onto something really good.
Next it’s time for a 70’s boost!
Thanks!
That looks fantastic!
Thanks for posting. I like how you are thinking.
You will definitely be excited about what is coming soon.
Here is a little sneaky peak.
This is a 1590BB2 enclosure positioned in landscape orientation, featuring a dual wiring board with integrated order switching. Inside, you’ll find two distinct NostalgiTone PCBs tailored to match specific styles, genres, or tones. This configuration creates a tone powerhouse while occupying minimal pedalboard real estate. You have the option to connect via a pin header or neatly tuck a ribbon cable underneath, thanks to the height differential.
That looks great!
I can’t wait to see what you’ve come up with!
I’ve always been a fan of running my boost in front of my drive. More volume and gain right when you need it!
I’m considering a homegrown version of your NT 70’s drive. I’ve had a Black Dog and a Ludicrous Speed board around for a while now, so I thought I would put the NT 70’s Boost in front of both of them. I LOVE that LudicrouSpeed circuit.
Anyways, keep up the good work!! And thanks for all of your hard work.
Later…
Great looking build!! Love the graphics! I believe your are the first one on this forum to do a combo build with one of the NT series PCB’s.
Absolutely brilliant idea, Barry! Can’t wait to see the results.
Thanks Steve, I finished the Ludicrous Speed and the 70’s Boost for my latest project today.
A 70’s boost into a Ludicrous Speed into a Black Dog. Haven’t got it boxed yet, but hope to have it going soon!
These NT singles Barry has developed are awesome, and I’m looking forward to some awesome builds with them!
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