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Look up onNot your average RATThis is where I ended up after going down a RAT rabbit hole and trying a load of different mods. It’s still very much a RAT, just a lot more versatile.Condition: a few dings and scratches, no box.What’s been doneNOS LM308N op-amp from 1985 (date code 8516A)3-way clipping switch (details below)Filter control tweaked to tame the fizzy top end, so the sweep is far more usable at lower gainHigh quality Gorva toggle switchMini chicken head knobs3D printed baseplate so it sits flat and takes velcro, ready for a pedalboard. It has a cutout for the battery door, so you can still run it on a batteryIncludes rubber feet, battery door and screwThe clipping switchLeft: stock RAT diodesMiddle: no diodes, just the op-amp clipping. It’s loudRight: asymmetrical clipping, like the JAM Rattler. More headroom, and it feels more like a cranked amp

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