Micro Series

Small but mighty, they may be tiny but make no mistake; they are ready to gig, top quality professional effects

27 volt boost
$75 - $80 painted

demo

Possibly the World's cleanest, most transparent boost. It utilizes the 7660S charge pump's ability to take a standard 9v power supply and output both +18v and -9v. The op-amp based boost circuit takes advantage of the whopping 27v differential to produce 20dB with an amazing amount of headroom. It doesn't matter if you're using active pickups - you will not get any clipping from this boost. Slam it with another boost, it still won't clip! The treble control allows you to cut/boost frequencies above 3k3Hz by 6dB.

kuzco jr.
$75 - $80 painted

demo

This mini pedal is based on the Way Huge Red Llama (which is based on the Craig Anderton Tube Sound Fuzz). The tone of this CD4049 CMOS Hex Buffer based distortion lies somewhere between a fuzz and an overdrive... Kinda like when you overdrive just the preamp section of a tube amp. Maybe that's where the name "Tube Sound Fuzz" came from?

li'l analog chorus
$90 - $95 painted

The Li'l Analog Chorus is a MN3007 based chorus.

li'l Beaver (NYC)
$95 - $100 painted

An exact replica of the NYC era version of the legendary Big Muff Pi. Comes with 2N5088 transistors. Metal film resistors and metallized polyester film capacitors deliver spot on vintage tone, but with much much less noise than the original and only a fraction of the original size. Despite its small size, the Li'l Beaver uses all through-hole components and panel mounted hardware. True bypass.

li'l beaver (Opamp)
$95 - $100 painted

An exact replica of the opamp version of the legendary Big Muff Pi. Metal film resistors and metallized polyester film capacitors deliver spot on vintage tone, but with much much less noise than the original and only a fraction of the original size. Despite its small size, the Li'l Beaver uses all through-hole components and panel mounted hardware. True bypass.

Lil beaver (Ram's head)
$95 - $100 painted

An exact replica of the Ram's Head era version of the legendary Big Muff Pi. Comes with BC239C transistors. Metal film resistors and metallized polyester film capacitors deliver spot on vintage tone, but with much much less noise than the original and only a fraction of the original size. Despite its small size, the Li'l Beaver uses all through-hole components and panel mounted hardware. True bypass.

li'l beaver (russian)
$95 - $100 painted

An exact replica of the Russian era version of the legendary Big Muff Pi. Comes with 2N5089 transistors. Metal film resistors and metallized polyester film capacitors deliver spot on vintage tone, but with much much less noise than the original and only a fraction of the original size. Despite its small size, the Li'l Beaver uses all through-hole components and panel mounted hardware. True bypass.

li'l beaver (Triangle)
$95 - $100 painted

demo

An exact replica of the very first version (triangle V1) of the legendary Big Muff Pi. Comes with N.O.S. Motorola 2N5133 transistors. Metal film resistors and metallized polyester film capacitors deliver spot on vintage tone, but with much much less noise than the original and only a fraction of the original size. Despite its small size, the Li'l Beaver uses all through-hole components and panel mounted hardware. True bypass.

li'l black key
​$79 - $84 painted

This mini pedal is an op amp-based fuzz inspired by the Maestro MFZ-1. Its sharp pick attack makes it unique among most other fuzzes that are typically very compressed. This quality also makes it well suited for bass guitar. The Li'l Black Key is true bypass and features all through-hole components and panel mounted hardware.

li'l breaker
​$90 - $95 painted

The BYOC British Blues Overdrive kit is based on the Marshall Blues Breaker which is quickly becoming a favorite alternative to the typical Tubescreamer clones. Features all through-hole components, panel mounted hardware, and true bypass.

li'l comp
$75 - $80 painted

This is an exact clone of the Script Logo era Dynacomp, only it's about half the size. What else is there to say? Features all through-hole components, including the NOS CA3080 chip, and full-sized panel mounted hardware.

li'l Echo
$95 -$100 painted

PT2399 based delay. Metal film resistors and metallized polyester film capacitors deliver great tone while maintaining a very small footprint. Despite its small size, the Li'l Echo uses all through-hole components and panel mounted hardware. True bypass.

li'l fuzz
$75 - $80 painted

A clone of the legendary late-60's Fuzz Face, only much, much smaller. Features all through-hole components, including NOS BC108 transistors, and full-sized, panel mounted hardware.

li'l grey overdrive
​$75 - $80 painted

A clone of the 1976 gray box DOD 250 preamp overdrive, but in a significantly smaller package. Features all through-hole components and full-sized, panel-mounted hardware.

li'l modified overdrive
​$90 - $95 painted

Demo

A miniature version of the TS-808 Tubescreamer with all the essential modifications: Increased input impedance to allow better clarity of signal. More gain when you turn up the drive knob. Asymmetrical clipping for more second order harmonics. More lows to let more of the fat bottom through. More highs to allow a bit more sparkle. Cleaner drive control when dialed back so you can use it as a cleaner boost than the regular circuit. Features all through-hole components, panel mounted hardware, and true bypass.

li'l mouse
$90 - $95 painted

An exact replica of the iconic ProCo Rat. Comes with an N.O.S. LM308 opamp. Metal film resistors and metallized polyester film capacitors deliver spot on vintage tone and at only a fraction of the original size. Despite its small size, the Li'l Mouse uses all through-hole components and panel mounted hardware. True bypass.

li'l orange phaser
$80 - $85 painted

demo

This is a clone of the Script Logo era Phase90, only it's about half the size. No, we weren't able to fit 6 single op amps in there. We were able to use 3 dual op amps though, which sound just as good, along with a quad of NOS 2N5952 JFETs.

Li'l pony
$100 - $115 painted

The BYOC Li'l Pony takes all the tone of one the most innovative and sought-after overdrive circuits of all time and shrinks it down to a pocket sized box of tastiness.

li'l Reverb
$85 - $90 painted

Demo

The Li'l Reverb is a hall reverb designed around the Spin FV-1 chip. It sounds amazing and is incredibly quiet. And it's tiny! Its two knobs allow you to control the reverb level and decay

Li'l yellow overdrive
​$75 - $80 painted

The BYOC Li'l Yellow OD is a clone of the very first Made-in-Japan versionBOSS OD-1, except much, much smaller. It has the single quad op amp circuit and features the MC3403 chip, not the double dual op amp circuit with transistor buffers that the later versions have.

mimosa jr.
$80 - $85 painted

This is a fairly simple build based on the Dan Armstrong Orange Squeezer. Known for its incredibly transparent compression and low noise floor with just a hint of added warmth, it's a favorite alternative to the typical OTA-based compressors guitar players usually have to choose from. The only real change we made to the original circuit was the addition of a cross-fade dry blend control. Features all through-hole components, and full-sized panel mounted hardware.

tremolito
$75 - $80 painted

demo

This kit is based on the EA (Electronics Australia) Tremolo. It's a great vintage sounding trem like you would find on an old Blackface Fender Amp. The amplitude modulation is done with transistors, so unlike most opto-coupler based trems, you don't get an "on/off" sound on slower speed settings and there is much less current draw. Features all through-hole components, and full-sized panel mounted hardware.