Destiny Behemoth: The Offering!

Here is a video companion to the build docs for the Destiny Behemoth PCB set. This is a DIY project for a all analog amp, cab, simulator with built in reverb and headphone out with an aux in! It is the brain child of a number of folks in this lovely community but the heavy lifting was done by @bignoiseamplification6370
This projects pcbs are up for sale, they will be $20 usd shipped to the continental United States. Any where else in the world we can adjust the shipping for you.
In this package you will receive the main pcb and the headphone pcb along with the TL071 opamp for the headphone pcb.
To order send an e-mail to [e-mail] with Destiny Behemoth in the heading. I will respond to you with your number and get the particulars.
Here is the build doc;
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[@seanokonr]

still can’t believe you got that all into one small enclosure. wizard shit

[@TimothyDorcas]

Estimated costs all in? Looks like a cool project!

[@dkpedals]

Great question! I would estimate roughly around 100 bucks, the belton brick and enclosure being the two more expensive items.

[@Phly-Boy]

That’s a beauty! Anything I would have to change to optimize it for bass? Or is that more down to the speakers you plug it into?

[@dkpedals]

You would not have to change a thing. I use it for bass all of the time, the preamp is marshall based so it will have that type of flavor. If you have watched any of my videos all of the bass was recorded through it, or at least through a similar set up.

[@Phly-Boy]

@@dkpedals hell yeah. This will be the the next thing I buy when I finally catch up on the backlog of boards I’ve got sitting around for sure. 150 watt amp does not make for friendly apartment neighbors.

[@dkpedals]

@@Phly-Boy this is the reason this thing exists! Less pissed off spouses and neighbors!