marek_s's Metal Pedalboard

I love this solution, it is small enough to stick it to your board yet powerful enough to play small gigs or rehearsals. Very simple EQ and only one channel but you can definitely hear that this is the vox amp and has wonderful and glassy tone with my Strat.

My back is also very grateful for this invention.

Very affordable pedal with 2 octaves that can be set individually, and the mix knob. I love it for it's biggest flaw - tracking. It's wobbly and glitchy but it adds so much to the texture of the sound that I can loose myself in those jumping sounds. If you like the sound of analogue octave pedal it's a nice cheap option to try it out and experience the chaos. Quite big box but top mounts help reduce the overall footprint.

I've had this pedal on my pedalboard for years now, and no matter what I do, it always stays. It feels safe to keep it there. Perun is a reliable workhorse that consistently delivers great sounds.

Build The quality of this handmade unit can vary quite a bit. Overall, it's a solid metal box with high-quality switches and no wobbly parts. However, my unit had a tone knob that operated in the opposite direction, which may take some getting used to. It's not a major issue, but I thought it was worth mentioning.

Sound The sound always feels well-pronounced, and I appreciate how the clean tone can be heard cutting through the distorted signal. In my opinion, the knobs and diode switch provide enough flexibility to use it for both clean and rhythm sounds. It's a highly versatile pedal, capable of producing a range of effects, starting with overdrive, progressing through distortion, and culminating in effects close to fuzz oscillation. I'll have a difficult time finding a suitable replacement when it eventually breaks.☠️⚡