well, there's the problem that we were in the back end of Sonoteque, a club, and that everything had to be wired into the main system. The promoter was late getting there, and Surachai really didn't have time to plug the thing in since he wasn't doing a metal set. We thought it would be cool to talk about it and throw it out there. It's the unfortunate side effect of shooting in the field under time constraints in a big venue.

Thanks a lot. I put a link to it in the article as well. More coming soon.

Uhhh, you sell a kit. Read through the instructions! It's not exactly a breeze to assemble: Check out the first "step" Assembling the Circuit Board Here's what we have on our bench when we are assembling a board: A close-in bright light (desk lamp) Small Side cutters Wire strippers Soldering iron and stand Solder Hookup wire A small Magnifying glass Multimeter Circuit board and required parts (resistors, caps, etc) The project documentation Solder parts in this order: 1. Sockets (if needed) 2. Resistors 3. Capacitors 4. Diodes and transistors 5. ICs After the soldering is done, look at it under the bright light (through the magnifying glass if possible). It is helpful to keep an eye on the quality of the work as you go. Thats just the second page of 6. Most people don't have the time, know how or patience to build there own effects pedal. Seems like Sonny was ingenious enough to provide the Bluebeard for those who can't DIY. Perhaps you should provide Assembled Pedals as well as kits before you get all bitter and pissy.