Showing posts with label meteor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label meteor. Show all posts
Sunday, July 24, 2022
Grab Bag Sale Update! Only 2 Pedals Left!
There are still a couple of pedals left in Steggo's second Grab Bag Sale. The Eggeaux Steggo G-2 has sold, but the Centurion and Meteor are still available (modeled by Kyle the Ankylosaurus below). In an effort to find these new pedals new homes, we've made a final markdown - $79 for one (your choice) or $149 for both!
Monday, July 18, 2022
Steggo's Second Grab Bag Sale!!!!
Steggo's first grab bag sale went so well, Dimetrius decided that it would be a good idea to run another one! So here to present the three pedals in this group is our founder Steggo and his younger sister Steggi, our resident electronics expert!
Wednesday, January 19, 2022
Apocalypse Now - Aion's Meteor (Ibanez SD-9)
The 70s and 80s saw an explosion of pedals, especially distortion pedals, hitting the market. One of these was the Maxon / Ibanez SD-9 Sonic Distortion pedal. The circuit itself has quite a bit in common with the Boss DS-1 or MXR Distortion+. For this project I used the AionFX Meteor board - which like the Plasma board I recently built - is available in legacy (no bypass board) and new formats. I went with the most recent version of the board with the 3PDT bypass daughterboard. As with many classic pedals, this one doesn't appear to be in production anymore, though you can get used models for around $200.
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