In his second live video, Josh Scott delves into the process of modifying an Electro Harmonix LPB1 Boost into a Fuzz. Throughout the episode, Josh builds upon the concepts discussed in the previous installment, where he thoroughly explored the LPB-1 circuit and transitioned from a breadboard prototype to a functional pedal. 

Josh provides insights into the history of the LPB-1, its circuitry, and variations designed for bass and treble boosting. Additionally, he discusses the effectiveness of boost pedals in replicating authentic overdrive tones, particularly when paired with low power amplifiers.

Furthermore, Josh demonstrates the process of circuit modification by exploring capacitor and transistor substitutions. He offers detailed explanations of circuit diagrams and explains the concept of "gain" for viewers.

Throughout the presentation, Josh utilises the CopperSound Pedals range of breadboards and DIY components. Designed to cater to both seasoned professionals and novice builders, the CopperSound Pedals DIY range equips enthusiasts with all necessary tools for crafting custom effects pedals. 

From comprehensive circuit bundles to essential accessories like breadboards, substitution boxes, adapters, and soldering equipment, the CopperSound Pedals DIY range boasts a diverse array of offerings. 

For those eager to delve deeper into the world of effect pedal construction, Josh covers a wealth of additional topics in the video. So, without further ado, viewers are encouraged to sit back, relax, and embark on a journey of DIY pedal creation by pressing play. 

For further details on the CopperSound Pedals DIY range, please visit the DIY section of our website.

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