141 - When does cloning turn into a unique circuit? - Chasing Tone - Guitar Podcast About Gear, Effects, Amps and Tone

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When you are cloning a pedal circuit, but start to vary component values, when does it become a whole new circuit? If schematically it looks the same, but totally sounds and acts different from the original, is it really a clone? Brian and Blake have some thoughts.

Naming Pedals is hard. Blake has a secret project he can’t wait NOT to tell you about, and Brian leaks some info on a possible deluxe version of a certain Wampler mini pedal. Men at Work, MC Hammer and much more on this week’s Chasing Tone Podcast.

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141 - When does cloning turn into a unique circuit?

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