Tubekløn - Mythical Beast Tube Pedal Kit
TUBEKLØN is the world's first tube-based mythical beast overdrive pedal interpretation. After deconstructing the classic design, the minimum gain flat bandwidth feature was removed, instead offering up that sweet midrange boost as the new minimum gain tone. Based on my NEOKLØN architecture, the diode/opamp clipping stage was replaced by a triode, as was the summing stage, which now drives a passive tilt style tone control. The entire circuit is recreated using five transistors, two triodes, and zero opamps. Tonality is same as the original, except at high gain, where you get real tube breakup and sag, instead of opamp clipping.
This kit contains a fully assembled and tested circuit board, tube, and enclosure; you only need to perform final assembly, placing items into enclosure and buttoning up. Keep in mind tube takes about 30 seconds to warm up after power is applied. No, it does not fit the NOTAKLON enclosure.
Also, check out our Fully Assembled Version!
Specifications
- True bypass
- 9V @ 130mA power
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Testimonials
- "I just put the Tubeklon together and gave her a spin. Hot damn! Now, that's a fantastic pedal. I typically do not care much for Klon-style pedals, and I have tried many of them, but this pedal really sounds killer. This is my favorite pedal from you so far."
- "This sounds great! Really love how it handles a pedal pushing into it. I have many Klones and have played through a KTR. Your design seems a bit different in the upper mids; there's a nice clarity in yours that pairs well with the Klon lower mid grunt. I really like it! Your tone control seems better too; I like the frequency range."
- "After taking about 5 mins to assemble the Tubeklon I was ready to see if it was better than my prior Klone builds. What I felt was disgust. This pedal made my hand built Klone sound thin, synthetic, harsh, and just pathetic... The texture is warm and harmonic throughout. I'm a huge fan of AU7's for the headroom and tonality. I think you nailed it... It's a killer pedal. Well done."