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Got this Fender Professional Pedalboard (large) to use with the Engine Room LVL-12 power supply. (I was going to use it with my Pedaltrain boards but it wouldn't fit underneath.) The large Fender Professional board is pretty much the same size as the Pedaltrain Classic 2 board.

The Fender Professional Pedalboards have an integrated clamp that holds any of the the Engine Room power supplies (LVL-5, 8 and 12.)

Nice and light aluminium board that comes in a really nice, deep carry bag.

Just got this Dunlop FFM3 Hendrix Fuzz Face Mini, to go with my Formula B Vintage Vibe and a Dunlop JH-1B Hendrix wah. The FFM3 has a B108 silicon transistor and the same circuit as the full size JHF1 Fuzz Face.

It's modeled on the 1969-70 Fuzz Faces that Jimi Hendrix used on his later recordings and live shows, after using ones with germanium transistors, earlier in his career.

Sounds great...and with a small enough footprint to easily fit into a pedalboard.

Behringer 69 Vibe. A budget univibe pedal from a company that haven't had the greatest reputation, in recent years. However...their recent run of "Vintage" style pedals have been top notch... and not just for the price!

The 69 Vibe is built like a tank, with all metal construction and although the Vibe sound out of the box is ok, it's secret lies within. There are three small trimpots inside...and by turning the left one all the way to the left and the centre one all the way to the right, it changes the effect into that gorgeous chewy throb that you only normally get with a bulb and LDRs. (It actually uses an LED instead of a bulb.) It also has an input for an expression pedal (like the extremely cheap M Audio) which gives you control over the speed of the effect, which a lot of more expensive Vibe pedals don't give you!

Honestly, for £50 GBP it's definitely worth a punt!