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HF Modulator

Peculiar little box from Jen, also produced by Gretsch as the 'Playboy'. So what's it do? Kind of a pseudo ring modulator, though not really. Hey - we didn't invent it!

Basically it's a very fast trem that'll give you a ring-mod type effect if you play the right notes with the controls set in the right place. Useful for making your notes wobbly. Not incredibly musical, but it can sound good if you get creative.

This kit has been designed with currently available transistors rather than the obsolete parts used in the originals. Same sound with less headache.

Three controls: Speed, Intensity, Tone.

The kit is supplied with vertical-mount pots which have round shafts, so you'll need set-screw fitting knobs.


If you want the PCB without parts there's a link for that at the bottom of the page.

Partial kit: PCB, all board-mounted components, pots.

Full kit: As above, plus footswitch and appropriate daughterboard/components for your selected bypass type (see Downloads section for details of those), jack sockets, DC socket, battery snap, hook-up wire, LED.

Enclosure (pre-drilled) is available as an option with full kits, and can take a battery if desired with footswitch positioned 22mm higher, closer to the controls. Knobs are not included.


Inspired by: Jen HF Modulator

PCB size: 50 x 29mm

Knobs required: 3

Enclosure: 1590B

Direct-Connect compatible (4-way)


Download the INSTRUCTION PDF

HFMod

Pedal Parts

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£27.60 inc. tax

£23.00 ex. tax
? Tax based on United Kingdom.
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PRE-BUILT KITS:
We're only building for UK customers right now. Please don't order from elsewhere as we'll simply have to refund you. You're currently looking at two weeks for pre-built pedals. Hang tight!

 

PLEASE NOTE:
Full kits DO NOT include enclosures unless you select them in the 'Kit Type' drop-down menu.