Tweed Bassman 59 SMD

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About The Pedal Creators

Everyone can build excellent boutique guitar pedals. Everything we do is to make that experience more accessible and user-friendlier. The Pedal Creators series are the best and easiest to build PCBs ever. Including most resistors and capacitors already soldered on board as SMD components, leaving the key values for you to experiment and craft your own tone. Now you can build a pedal you are proud of in less than an hour without any previous experience. What are you waiting for to become a Pedal Creator?

The Pedal creators – key features:

• Easy to build, no previous experience required. It’s like Lego for musicians.

• Fast assembly, finish a pedal in less than an hour. Play your favorite record and enjoy the ride along.

• 100% mistake-proof. Even my grandma can build one while she cooks.

• Build your own boutique pedal. Experiment with different values and make the pedal you always dreamed of.

• Easy to scale. Turn your passion into a money-making machine.

Project overview

The Tweed Bassman 59 emulates part of a series of preamps in a box, emulating the tone of some of the most iconic amplifiers.

For this occasion, we have not only the preamp section, but we have also included the tone stack and the power section of this all-time classic.

Introduction

The Fender 1959 Bassman was originally designed (as the name says) to be a Fender’s first dedicated Bass Amplifier that delivers a lot of volume without getting distorted. Over the year, guitar players started to fall in love with it as well because of its massive headroom that provides you with the famous F-cleans, and that’s one of the reasons it’s being built with a short time out from 1951 till now. Bajaman did a great job emulating this amplifier’s preamp, and we made a pcb for you to join the party.

Because the EQ is a massive part of the overall tone, it’s included in the pcb, as well as the power section after it, so prepare yourself cause this little thing can get pretty loud!

Side note 2.5nf are pretty hard to source. You can use a 2.7nf and still have more than just decent-sounding emulation of the amp, and it works best in the return of an FX loop. But I still had great results to shape a clean channel when used in front of my amps.

Controls

• Gain

• Presence

• Bass

• Mids

• Treble

• Volume

• Bright switch

For any technical questions regarding this build don’t forget to check out our Facebook Group and our forum at Free Stomp Boxes.

Tweed Bassman 59