Bigwan

No, not mine. Just lifted off Google photos. I have a traced schematic too.

A silly amount of wasted real estate...

Yup. It's a brilliant pedal, in a ridiculous format.

I wish I had the time for that!!!

Closest I ever found: http://effectslayouts.blogspot.com/2017/02/wren-cuff-phat-phuk-b.html

If anyone felt so inclined they could nip over to pedalpcb and vote up my project request: https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/ashdown-james-lomenzo-hyperdrive.13599/

Always liked the look of LeFay basses. Never seen one in the flesh.

I noticed a few months ago on Instagram that Joey Sturges (I think!) recommends running a mix through an IR loader with IRs for various commercially available outputs like laptops, iphone speakers, etc. for mix checking. Maybe worth a shot. I'd imagine the released tracks you mention have more pseudo-bass than REAL bass.

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Fixed that for you...

I just bought a kit and pre-drilled enclosure from Musikding!

Good choice, a top notch compressor!

Without question its the Ashdown James Lomenzo Hyperdrive pedal. Been through some big money drive pedals but always come back to the J-Lo. Nothing else I've found does quite what it does. Never mind the fact it has a HUGE footprint, Ashdown's entirely useless VU meter and more controls than are strictly necessary - I keep threatening to sit down and build a compacted version for myself - it just sounds SO GOOD!

Feature list looks great. Aesthetically not so much. Not a cheap unit either!

I mean to see if the few pedals I have that are "set and forget" would fit under the riser

Time to get the tape measure out!

That's a very interesting little pedalboard... I wonder if there's enough space under the tier for "set and forget" pedals... Hmm... @Spoonman can you confirm?

...and listen to the fanbois (s)cream...

Toss a coin. You'll find you've subconsciously made up your mind already depending on whether the result pleases you or not. If not, maybe neither of them are for you. If it were me I'd go maple because I have the rosewood P thing covered.

Every day's a school day!