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mud killer pedal Metal X/Corrosion or Grunge Clone – Dirt Monger Instruments

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mud killer pedal Metal X/Corrosion or Grunge Clone – Dirt Monger InstrumentsTHIS PRODUCT IS CURRENTLY OFFERED AS A PRE ORDER ITEM, PLEASE READ THE INFO SECTION FOR DETAILS In true DOD fashion, the Metal X, Corrosion and Grunge were all built using the same circuit board and identical circuit design. There is very little if any difference between the Metal X and Corrosion, according to that Josh guy from JHS the only difference between them is the enclosure artwork which was only a rebrand by DOD, as for the circuit I can't

 THIS PRODUCT IS CURRENTLY OFFERED AS A PRE-ORDER ITEM, PLEASE READ THE INFO SECTION FOR DETAILS

In true DOD fashion, the Metal X, Corrosion and Grunge were all built using the same circuit board and identical circuit design. There is very little if any difference between the Metal X and Corrosion, according to that Josh guy from JHS the only difference between them is the enclosure artwork which was only a rebrand by DOD, as for the circuit I can't find anything discerning the two so I'd say he's correct.

Besides a few component values differences and an omitted capacitor in the distortion circuit, the main difference between the Metal X and Grunge circuits is the EQ gyrator which use some different component values to get slightly different EQ curves. The Grunge has a larger boost in the high range by a few dB and both high EQ's centre on a 5.5kHz frequency with the Metal X having a larger Q. The bass response is almost identical, with the low frequency centered around 130 Hz with a wide Q. SPAN imaging and explanations are detailed in the demo videos for both pedals.

In keeping with the tradition of DOD, any of these three pedals can be built on the same circuit board. 

Additional hard and soft clipping options have been added to give this pedal some variety when it comes to the way the distortion sounds and interacts with the EQ gyrators. As you will hear in the demo these clipping options make quite the difference to the overall tone.

Hard and soft clipping toggle switch options;

Left = LED/Schottky Bat46 combo
Center = OFF
Right = Symmetrical Silicon

This pedal also doubles as a signal buffer. A Klon style buffered bypass was added to squash the oscillation feedback that happens with true bypass high gain pedals and also adds signal integrity to a signal chain. 

The footswitch on the DOD pedals are notoriously unreliable, both for not always switching properly when engaged and also for failing. This version uses a modern footswitch that always switches when engaged and a low failure rate.

 *Note* This pedal runs on a standard 9 Volt centre negative power supply which is not provided, for suggestions on power supplies see the info section.


Want to build a Grunge or Metal X/Corrosion as a DIY? PCB's available here

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I chose this room divider to use in my son's room that also serves as my home office! It is 72" x 72" in size, so it truly blocks out the other side of the room for optimal privacy. Once it's assembled, it's mildly sturdy - as long as you can bet both ends with the "feet" in line with the ground. I wish that the framework poles had more of an interlocking system so that the divider was easier to erect. I assembled this on carpet, so I had some issues getting the divider to stop moving. It takes a lot of work to set up, as it is massive, so definitely have someone help you. I would suggest adding weights of some sort to the feet of this divider to keep it from shifting. I ended up leaning mine against a bookcase shelf so it wouldn't lean. All and all, this is a great product if you are looking to make a room multipurpose.
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Light weight, easy to put together and you can disconnect the ends and just roll the whole thing nice and tight for quick out of the way storage. Pretty sturdy, doesn't fall over if you bump into it, you could use it outside but if there's a lot of light you can see through a tiny bit if you're really close but I only tested this indoors so not sure about patio types
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